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  • English For Undergraduates: Afrah Izzati Fatin Munira Muhammad Zaki Muhammad Aizzuddin

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    This document provides examples of incorrect and correct English usage in three areas: 1) Error and Correct Versions - Examples of incorrect sentence structures and their proper corrections. 2) Informal Expression and Corresponding Formal Expression - Examples of informal phrasings and their more formal equivalents. 3) Informal and Formal - Further examples contrasting informal and formal language styles. The document aims to help undergraduate students improve their English proficiency by highlighting common errors and suggesting more appropriate phrasings.

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    This document provides examples of incorrect and correct English usage in three areas: 1) Error and Correct Versions - Examples of incorrect sentence structures and their proper corrections. 2) Informal Expression and Corresponding Formal Expression - Examples of informal phrasings and their more formal equivalents. 3) Informal and Formal - Further examples contrasting informal and formal language styles. The document aims to help undergraduate students improve their English proficiency by highlighting common errors and suggesting more appropriate phrasings.

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    English For Undergraduates: Afrah Izzati Fatin Munira Muhammad Zaki Muhammad Aizzuddin

    Enviado por

    Helinar Kryxera
    This document provides examples of incorrect and correct English usage in three areas: 1) Error and Correct Versions - Examples of incorrect sentence structures and their proper corrections. 2) Informal Expression and Corresponding Formal Expression - Examples of informal phrasings and their more formal equivalents. 3) Informal and Formal - Further examples contrasting informal and formal language styles. The document aims to help undergraduate students improve their English proficiency by highlighting common errors and suggesting more appropriate phrasings.

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    ENGLISH FOR UNDERGRADUATES

    PREPARED BY : AFRAH IZZATI FATIN MUNIRA MUHAMMAD ZAKI MUHAMMAD AIZZUDDIN

    Error and Correct Version

    Wrong

    Correct

    Can you take that bottle to me? Can you borrow me RM10? I am going to have a lunch at Anjong Budi. Comelah I spend you This business can run

    Can you bring this bottle to me? Can you lend me RM10? I am going to have a lunch at Anjong Budi. Come join me, I want to spend your lunch This business is viable

    Im not speaking to nobody in this class

    Im not speaking to anybody in this class

    Wrong

    Correct

    She parked the car at the parking space Please disturb this food properly Please stay at the chair nicely Enter the room now! I go up bike with my brother.

    She parked the car at the parking lot Please stir this food properly Please sit at the chair nicely Get into the room now! I ride bike with my brother

    Informal Expression and Corresponding Formal Expression

    Informal

    Formal

    Why are you so boring? I got interest lah You are so sensitive

    Why are you so bored? I am interested You take offense too easily May I borrow your eraser I have a dark skin tone

    May I borrow your rubber? I am very black

    Informal

    Formal

    Please go-stunt your Please reverse your car car My tyres no flower My tyres are bald

    Got or not?
    Sure lah?

    Do you have it?


    Are you sure?

    Like that cannot lah

    I cannot accept it this way

    Thank You..

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