tailieunhanh - Learning A Burt of Correct English_10

một nhân viên xã hội, một vấn đề xã hội, chính sách xã hội, nhà ở xã hội hòa đồng thân thiện với một người rất hòa đồng hai từ này khá khác biệt trong ý nghĩa ngay cả khi họ có thể được sử dụng với danh từ giống nhau: | SOCIAL OR SOCIABLE siting or sitting site ing siting sit ing sitting See ADDING ENDINGS i and ii . sizable sizeable Both spellings are correct. skein See EI IE SPELLING RULE. skilful skilfully skilful ly slain exception to -y rule See ADDING ENDINGS iii . slander See LIBEL OR SLANDER . slily slyly Both spellings are correct but the second is more commonly used. sloping or slopping slope ing sloping slop ing slopping sly slyer slyest slyly See SLILY SLYLY. slyness smelled smelt Both spellings are correct. sniping or snipping snipe ing sniping snip ing snipping sobriquet soubriquet Both spellings are correct. social or sociable SOCIAL related to society. a SOCIAL worker a SOCIAL problem SOCIAL policy SOCIAL housing SOCIABLE friendly a very SOCIABLE person These two words are quite distinct in meaning even though they may be used with the same noun a SOCIAL evening an evening organised for the purpose of recreation 163 SOFT C AND SOFT G a SOCIABLE evening a friendly evening where everyone mixed well With any luck the social evening was also a sociable one soft c and soft g The letter c has two sounds. It can be hard and sound like k or it can be soft and sound like s. The letter g has two sounds. It can be hard and sound like g in got and it can be soft and sound like j. Usually but not always c and g sound hard when they precede a o u cat cot cut gap got gut They are generally soft when they precede e and i and y cell cider cyberspace germ gin gyrate Sometimes an extra e is inserted into a word before a o u so that the c or g in the word can sound soft noticeable not noticable manageable not managable Sometimes an extra k is inserted into a word between c and a o u so that c can sound hard picnicking not picnicing trafficking not trafficing soldier Take care with the spelling of this word. soldiers of the Queen not soliders soliloquy somebody not sombody somersault 164 SPLIT INFINITIVE something not somthing some times or sometimes Use the exemplar sentences as a .