Những từ dễ nhầm lẫn trong tiếng anh 3 pptx

ONTO OR ON TO?

an OFFICIAL visit

an OFFICIAL invitation

OFFICIOUS = fussy, self-important, interfering

an OFFICIOUS secretary

an OFFICIOUS waiter

often

(not offen)

omission

omit

omitted, omitting

See ADDING ENDINGS (iv).

one

This can be a useful impersonal pronoun:

ONE never knows.

However, it can be difficult to keep up in a long

sentence:

ONE never knows if ONE'S husband is likely to

approve of ONE'S choice but that is a risk ONE has

to take.

Use 'one' sparingly and beware the risk of

pomposity.

only

The position of 'only' in a sentence is crucial to

meaning.

See AMBIGUITY (ii).

onnist

Wrong spelling. See HONEST.

onto or on to?

There are circumstances when the words must

always be written separately. We will consider these

first.

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