Gyakori hibák
After the same we use as unless it's followed by a subordinate clause, in which case we use that, or omit it: Mr Smith ordered the same meal (that) he ordered before.
Sometimes we use that instead of who or which after same: He wore the same clothes that he wore on Sunday.
When we use an -ing verb as a noun. the preceding noun or pronoun must be possessive.
Another is formed from an and other, but instead of being written an other it's written as one word another.
Use the personal pronouns I, you, he, etc , if no emphasis is necessary.
Use the -self pronouns in two ways: 1) for emphasis:. She herself was hurt, 2) reflexively She hurt herself.
Use the interrogative pronoun which? for both people and things, when it asks for one out of a definite number.
The interrogative pronoun what? doesn't imply choice: What's your telephone number? It's also used to ask for a person's profession. What's your father? - He's a lawyer.