Typically, if the subject is singular, the verb is singular. If the subject is plural, the verb is plural. But sentences that start with half don�t follow this rule. we say: My half of the house is downtairs. but we also say: Half of our expenses are bank credits. Follow the rule: If half is followed by a singular …
?? to be made of …. or �. to be made from? ??? This vase is made of glass. (the material is still glass) This smoothie I made from natural ingredients, just fruit and vegetables. (the ingredients cannot be recognised any longer) We cannot afford a new apartment yet, we are not made of money. ?? First Aid Kit ?? …
??In English we use a single negation in a sentence, unlike in Polish.?? Some words are negative or semi-negative in English which means we do not use �not� in the sentence with these words: Negatives: Never, nothing, nobody, no one, nowhere, none, Semi-negtives: hardly, barely, scarcely, rarely examples: I have nothing more to tell you. Nie mam Ci nic wi?cej …
a mo?e lepiej u?y?: “Anyone can do this if she or he tries.” lub jeszcze lepiej: “Anyone can do this if they try.” M�wimy tu o u?yciu zaimka “they” i konsekwentnie “their, them, themselves” gdy odnosi si? on do zaimk�w nieokre?lonych, takich jakanyone,no one,someone, (czyli tzw. gender – neutral) lub wyst?puje po podobnych rzeczownikach (np: a person) Czyli zamiast stwierdzenia …