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Mesaj: <blockquote data-quote="FaKiR" data-source="post: 225034" data-attributes="member: 10">51. Weather is uncountable.We had terrible weather last week. (NOT … a terrible weather …) I hope we get good weather at the weekend. 52. Words like President, King, Doctor in titles have no article.President Nixon resigned over the Watergate scandal. (NOT The President Nixon …)I'd like to see Dr Franklin. (NOT … the Dr Franklin.) 53. We usually use over, not across, to mean 'on/to the other side of something high'.Why are you climbing over that wall? (NOT …  across that wall?)I threw his keys over the fence, where he couldn't get them. 54. Actually means 'really' or 'in fact', not 'now'.She said she was 18, but actually she was 15.In 1900 the population of London was higher than it is now. (NOT … than it actually is.) 55. Asleep and afraid are not normally used before nouns.He had the innocent expression of a sleeping baby. (NOT …  of an asleep baby.)In the house, we found a frightened child hiding in the kitchen. (NOT … an afraid child.) 56. We don't usually put an adverb and its complement together before a noun.We're looking for people who are skilled in design. (NOT … skilled in design people.)He has a difficult accent to understand. (NOT … a difficult to understand accent.) 57. Eventually means 'finally', not 'possibly' or 'perhaps'.It took a long time, but eventually he finished his studies. I'm not sure what I'll do next year. Perhaps I'll go to university if I can get a place. (NOT Eventually I'll go to university …) 58. We don't usually use too before adjective + noun.The problem was too difficult. (BUT NOT It was a too difficult problem.)I put down the bag because it was too heavy. (BUT NOT I put down the too heavy bag.) 59. We usually put descriptive adjectives before classifying adjectives.An old political idea (NOT A political old idea)The latest educational reform (NOT The educational latest reform) 60. Nouns referring to nationality are often different from the corresponding adjectives. Ellis considers himself a typical Welshman. (NOT … a typical Welsh.)She's married to a Spaniard. (NOT …   a Spanish.)</blockquote>

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