By Verbs, Sample

Here is a sample sentence: For measuring the pressure, this gauge converts into electric signals the deflection of a metal diaphragm that separates the atmosphere to be measured and a reference gas. What I would like you ask is position of an object. If “deflation of a metal that~” is an...

One characteristic that Adverbs or adverb clasues have is that they can be at the beginning, middle or at the end of the sentence. Your sample sentences are fine grammatically. dDpending on the ears of your listeners, one may be prefered over the other. 1. I must do circuit training 3 times a...

Avoid a subject which is all inclusive in some way (everyone, all, both) with a negative verb. These are almost always subject to more than one interpretation and therefore cannot always be trusted to communcate exactly what you want to communicate. Everyone isn't here yet. a) Not...

That or which. Where is an adverb, but in the sample sentence, the subordinate clause is an adjective modifier of beach, so the pronoun is required.

CalifJim wrote:There is no such thing as a transitive sentence.Verbs are transitive or intransitive, not sentences."to train" is a transitive verb. As such, it can be used both in active and in passive sentences.The sample sentence illustrates a transitive verb used in a passive sentence (i.e.,...

There is no such thing as a transitive sentence. Verbs are transitive or intransitive, not sentences. "to train" is a transitive verb. As such, it can be used both in active and in passive sentences. The sample sentence illustrates a transitive verb used in a passive sentence (i.e., a...

First, I agree with Paco2004’s correction. Besides, my two cents on this discussion. “Accordingly” and “respectively” are both adverbs. The additional meanings of adverb ‘accordingly’: “so”, “because of the reason given”, “therefore”, “as a result”, and “in a way that is suitable or right for...

I'm still not sure that I understand, Alia. You can use passive voice (is/was/been + -ed form) for most verbs that have an object. I went to the haberdasher shop, but all the gloves had been sold. They were bought by a group of octopi. The octopi were caught by the zoo staff, and the...

Dear natives, how can I desribe the location of a bank(e.g) diagonal to the school where I work. To put it in other words : should I say "The bank is on the diagonal of my school" or on the crosswise of my school or whatsoever? What is the intercardinal adverb to describe a semi-straight...

Hello, I'm not sure if I should write just verbs or clauses in the following: (These are the results of a research on how much and what people read if they read at all, conducted on a sample) PERSONAL CONTACT WITH BOOK %chemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />>> read ...