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Between you and I/me
Me - Take the other person out
Between is always me
A number
Plural
The number
singular
He is just one of the teachers who is/are
She is only one of the members that have/has
is
have
plural - Turn thought around - All of the members, she is just one.
She is THE only one of the teachers who is/are
She is THE only one of the teachers who have/has
is
has
Singular - THE only one
Not so - Negative or affirmative statement
always Negative
Not as - Negative or affirmative statement
Always affirmative
Everyone was there but him/he.
him
but means except always use him, her, he, us, them.
I'm rather-somewhat/sort of-kind of sleepy.
rather or somewhat
never use sort of or kind of
There is not nearly/ nowhere near enough bread
not nearly
never nowhere near
Neither cars nor motorcycle was damaged.
singular
verb has to match subject closest to it.
I can't under stand you/your wanting to be a circus clown.
your
Gerund - verb ending in -ing always use possessives
my, your, our, his, their in front of gerunds
This style is different that/from that one.
from
always different from never different than
That looks as though/looks like they will approve the measure
looks as though
Never looks like
It seems as if/seems like the committee is taking a harder position.
seems as if
Never seems like
indefinite pronouns - either, every, everybody, everyone, one, neither, no one, somebody, someone, anybody, anyone, each, every
singular or plural?
Singular
indefinite pronouns - both, many, few, several
singular or plural?
plural
They will try to/try and fix it
try to
Never try and
Each boy and girl have/has their lunch box.
has
Singular
My father demands that everyone is/be on time.
be
She thinks quick/quickly.
quickly
How does she think?
She is a quick/quickly thinker.
quick
How does she think?
The roses smell sweet/sweetly.
sweet
never use -ly when referring to senses.*Taste, smell, look, feel.
If Joe were/was here, you'd be sorry.
were
replace were with was in a sentence that expresses a wish or are contrary to a fact.
I wish it was/were Friday.
were
replace were with was in a sentence that expresses a wish or are contrary to a fact.
Three miles is/are too far to walk.
is
singular with distances, periods of time, sums of money etc. when considered a unit.
Five years is/are the maximum sentence for the offense.
is
singular with distances, periods of time, sums of money etc. when considered a unit.
Ten dollars (dollar bills) were/was scattered on the floor.
were
Some of the sugar is/are on the floor.
Is
Singular- not countable
Some of the marbles is/are on the floor.
are
plural- countable
Lie
lay, lain
lay
laid, laid
page/paragraph/line - cap or no cap
no cap
complement
complete- the "E"
compliment
praise the "I"
I am angry with/at you.
with
angry with people, angry at objects
comparing two things newer/newest
newer
newest more than two.
imminent
Looming, bad ("I' like "lie")
eminent
well-known, important
council
committee
councel
attorneys