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Sophie Adelman

Sophie Adelman

West Virginia University
English Grammar

English Grammar teacher | Verified Expert

I hold a degree in English Grammar from West Virginia University. With a passion for language, I specialize in helping students unravel the intricacies of English grammar. My approach blends academic rigor with practical insights, empowering learners to master grammar rules with confidence. Whether it's dissecting sentence structures or polishing writing skills, I'm dedicated to fostering a deep understanding of the English language. As your tutor, I'm here to guide you on your journey to linguistic excellence. Let's embark on this educational adventure together!

Questions

  • What are examples of words that start with the prefix "biblio"?
  • What are some words that start with the prefix hyper?
  • When do you use patients, patient's, or patients'?
  • Can you begin a sentence with words like "And" or "But" in just every day writing or is the same rule as formal writing where no sentence can begin with "And" or "But"?
  • Are there any possessive pronouns in the following sentence? If so, where?: The door's hinge was greased yesterday.
  • Is "did" a linking verb?
  • I.e. versus e.g., my teachers use both when she/he is giving us examples, what is the difference? or is there no difference at all?
  • What is the complete predicate of the sentence: Most of the basketball team will be attending the winter dance?
  • How do you use a semicolon?
  • What are the different kinds of sentences and their meanings?
  • Why isn't the word Atheist a proper noun when Christian and Islam are?
  • What is another word for "gap"?
  • What is the adjective for the word "courage"?
  • Can you end a sentence with an adjective? Example: Hey son, you played exceptional!
  • What is an adjective for the word "modern"?
  • What are defective verbs?
  • Why do some people say "maths" instead of "math"? Is this the way it is pronounced in European countries?
  • I need a proper noun for Asia. Is "Continent" correct?
  • Is there a single word in English for denote a period of 12 years (like "Decade" for a period of 10 years)?
  • What is the difference between active and passive verbs?