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Why is it hard for men to comprehend what women need, and why do women feel that men lack emotion? For most people, this question is very difficult to answer. Men and women who are in relationships complain too much about their partners. Bother genders have different ways of building their...

Here is a helpful website: http://www.kentlaw.edu/academics/lrw/grinker/LwtaCompound_Adjectives.htm Contents | Index | Previous | Next Compound Adjectives 1. A compound adjective is formed when two or more adjectives work together to modify the same noun. These terms should be...

Hi, Welcome to the Forum. A feminist approach to the breast cancer experience is not a completely new topic within the academic tribe <<< this word strikes a note of light humour in the Anglo-American world. However, it is important to highlight three main arguments in defense of...

Pravinth wrote: Thanks i have one more ... become/becomes so it must be "He will become ...." and not "He will becomes...." or just "He will be ...." what is the differenec?? Please Hi Pravinth, "He will become.." is the valid construction, and "will becomes" &...

Janissary wrote: hey. it looks quite easy to me. the word order is the same in Turkish ,as well. and also generally in Deustch it is so partly. but i want to ask one think. do you conjugate the verbs to indicate time or add new ones like be,will,have?? in Turkish we conjugate the verbs....

Hi Anon, I believe your question is somehow related to ‘ subjunctive mood ’ in English, and I would like to touch base on this topic. One of the functions of subjunctive mood is to express an idea or a statement that is contrary or hypothetical to real present. In such cases, the past form of...

Good questions Rishonly... (1) Is 'often wondered' a wrong construction? It's not wrong but it implies that 'wondering' was in the past and now you no longer 'wonder.' (2) Reason for 'might attend only fewer phone calls' being wrong? Actually there is only a very subtle difference, if at...

Yulysess wrote: Hi creolejazz, The rule you search lies, I think, in the grammatical unit called "Nominal Clauses/ Nominal-ing clauses, that is, participle clauses", or as pieanne illustrated above, gerunds. The commomest type of participle clause is that which has no subject. When a is...

The reasons are mainly historical. English was spread first by the British through their empire and more recently by the US through its cultural and economic hegemony. It is now the default language when two foreigners meet in many parts of the world, even in the parts of Europe where either...

Hi KK, We could benefit from a little context for these sentences. (But that is almost always the case.) I don't particularly like the choice of the word 'design', which traditionally tends, in its verb form, to mean: 'to organize, to compose, and/or to draw'. My suggestions for 1-3:...