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Hi everybody! I have just started to learn english, i'm from México and i would like to improve my vocabulary. I have some problems with sentence structure and when to use either adverbs or adjectives. I hope we'll learn tons of new things here. See you

The answer confuses me because earlier in the book it stated that a sentence beginning with 'that' is a dependent clause. This kind of clause cannot stand alone, but in the example above it does?! I encourage you to review a discussion about "it and that" by looking at this thread here . Pay...

Hi Konstantin, I admit there's some truth in your explanation. But I am more inclined to see it as the preference on the part of the speaker. In the first sentence, the preferred choice of the part of speech regarding "south" happens to be an adjective, and by the same token in the...

Does the sentence structure seen below make sense? The author of the book I am currently reading continues to make use of it. Reading these types of sentences leaves me with a bad taste in my mouth and I was wondering if this is misuse of adverbs or something of that nature: "At this stage in...

It's now called The McGraw-Hill College Handbook See below. From McGraw-Hill's webpage. There's been some cut & pasting from the old edition but the song remains the same -:) The McGraw-Hill College Handbook Compositions Author(s): Richard Marius Harvey Wiener ISBN: 007040481X...

Hi there! This is a message for grammar diehards only, so if you are not interested in sentence structures please do click the BACK button on your browser right away!! Now, I'm sure you know that there are five basic sentence patterns, consisting of necessay elements which are S(subject),...