基準試2015

to infinitive, to feel, is to describe an emotion
gerund: to show an intended action

adverb: totally=completely
In total=the sum, in all, the aggregate amount

subject-verb agreement, the subject is singular or plural

relative pronoun-subordinator, which, what, when, where, to form adjective cause/ relative clause, subordinate clause

bare infinitive, cry; present participle= crying

past perfect tense is to indicate an action complete before another action in the past

if comma splice, put a full stop + start a new sentence
if run-on sentence, end the sentence + begin a new sentence
if incomplete sentence, use a conjunction 'so', 'and', 'but' to combine the clause to show cause-effect relationship, inter-related relationship, contrast
if punctuation problem, put a full stop after the first sentence+start a new sentence

If=conditional/ connective/ subordinating conjunction, to express uncertainty, condition, hypothetical situation

At last=time marker/ discourse marker/ adverb of time, adverbial phrase, prepositional phrase, connective, adverbial, adverb
Finally, Lastly, Later, Subsequently, Then

wish=imaginary/ unlikely/ unrealistic/ unreal/ hypothetical/ imagined/ impossible