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not used in passive 412.4 question tags 488.6
weak and strong form 616.3 with or without do 237, 239
Have a good holiday!time!trip etc 545.9,10
have on (= be wearing) 164.3 he (personal pronoun) 428-429;
meaning 'he or she' 222.2; he or she 222.2; he!she wlw 429.9; used for animals 222.1; weak and strong form 616.3; see also personal pronouns
headlines 240
headquarters singular and plural
524.3
health uncountable 149.4
hear non-progressive verb 471.2; can
hear 125.1; hear and listen (to) 241; hear something happen!happening! done 242; I hear that . .. 243; make oneselfheard 335.2; Ire was heard to 418.3; so I hear 539.3
Heaven forbid 567.4 heavy 'unmarked' use 350 height expressions with no
preposition 451.8
height use of be 92.2
hell (taboo word I swearword) 575;
why the Ilell etc 624
help (verb) 244; can't help (.. .ingJ 126;
help + (object +) infinitive 281.2, 282,
283; he was helped to 418.3
her (personal pronoun) 428-429:
(possessive) 441; weak and strong form 616.3; see also personal pronouns; possessives
herd 430.4
here and there 245; here comes . .. etc
303; here's + plural noun 532.4 Here you are 545.18
hero plural 523.3; and Ileroine 222.4 hers 442
herself 493
hesitate to
high adjective and adverb 27.2;
(adverb) comparative and superlative 138; high and highly 27.2; high and tall 246; two lnetres hig/I etc 13.4
home 249; and house 249.2; expressions without article 70.1
homeward(s) 614
honestly (discourse marker) 157.18 -hood (suffix) 445.2
hope 250; + infinitive 282; + present
with future meaning 250.1; hope, expect, wait and look forward 196; hopefor ... to 291.7; hopeso/not539; I was hoping. I had hoped 250.3; negative structures 250.2, 369.2
hopefully 251
hospital expressions without article
70.1
host and hostess 222.4
hot be hot 92.1
house and home 249.2
houses pronunciation 525.4 hovercraft singular and plural the
same 524.3
how 252; and how much 252.2; and the
way 252.7; and what . .. like 253; exclamations 195,252.4; how-clauses in sentences 252.6; how, like and as 252.3; how to 277.2; how. what and why 252.4; no matter how 378; special word order with adjectives 14
how about •••1 252.4
How are you1 and How do you do?
545.1.3
How dare you1 151.3
How do you know1 252.4
how else 183.1
however 624
how far 252.5
how long1 with present perfect 460.1;
How long are you here for? and How
long have you been 1rere for? 330.5 how much/many 252.5; and horv 252.2 how often 252.5
how old 252.5
how on earth, tire hell, tireJuck etc 624 How should I know1 etc 482.2 however, although, though and but
49; however (discourse marker) 157.3 however (conjunction) 625; and no
matter how 378.2
hundred and a l7Undred 389.11; and
hundreds 389.15
hungry be hungry 92.1
hurry without -self493.9; hurry up and
53.2
hurt present tenses 466.7 hyper- (prefix) 445.1 hyphens 559
hypothesis plural 524.4
I, m e etc (personal pronouns) 428-429; after as 136.4; after but 116.2; after than 139.6; I and me, she and her etc: the differences 428.2. 429; / in double objects (e.g. between you and /) 312.6,
high t e a 347.1
high time 306.2
him (personal pronoun)
282
428-429; weak and strong form 616.3; see
also personal pronouns
himself 493
hire, relit and let 247
his (e.g. his house) 441; (e.g. it's his)
442; weak and strong form 616.3; see
also possessives
historic and historical 254.3 holiday(s) 248; questions/wishes
about holidays 545.9,10
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