' There was a picture of my parents' wedding night , Baba dashing in his black suit and my mother a smiling young princess in white.' 'dashing in his black suit' = adjective phrase 'a smiling young princess in

1) "dashing" is an adjective here (for meaning, see http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/dashing ). I suppose the word was originally related to the verb "to dash" (of which "dashed" is the past tense), but the

There was a picture of my parents' wedding night, Baba dashing in his black suit and my mother a smiling young princess in white. My question: 1) Why do we have dashing here but not dashed ? 2) Why is there no to be verb before a smiling

"Martin B" And they don't have to be brainless and bad. They ... the entertainment industry, so above all, they have to entertain. apartheid and minority rule he wanted to make, however, Blomkamp worried the film would become too

can you help me to make vecation leave im planing to take a vication this comming november because of wedding of my brother and ill fixt some problem. becuase im here in saudi arabia i world like to request to my company to take a vecation thank

Can I say, (1) The artist is drawing a portrait. (2) There are many people in / at the concert. (3) He spends some times and goes to play golf. (4) He arran ged the glasses in the box. (5) He turned right in / at the T-junction. (6) She is

1. What is the difference? Before they had gone up to the second floor, they fell. They had fallen before they went (up?) to the second floor. 2. I think the two are similar in that the past pefect tense kind of does the work of

Interpreting the author's intentions is sometimes unrelevant. Art is what it is, not what it was meant to be when it was first created. I think the sentence "every you and every me" to have a double meaning: one recalls the thousand

Hi, Its been only two months since i started working in a chemist. And now i need to write a letter asking for a few days off from work so that i can attend my cousin's wedding.Could anyone please suggest how I should go about it? Thanks

Its been only two months since i started working in a chemist. And now i need to write a letter asking for a few days off from work so that i can attend my cousin's wedding.Could anyone please suggest how I should go about it? Thanks alot