The problem you are having is that the felt goes with she and the convicted goes with her son , and so you can not say She felt convicted by the media... As a result you have to put her son into a subordinate something (clause, whatever) to keep

There are none. The modals have no past participle, and there is no verb construction in English requiring them.

To be honest, I am not crazy about the sound nor construction of the two sentences. If you want someone to help you look at it, I,d suggest these options: This is the essay I wrote. Can you please take a look? I am wondering if you

'A' is a rather clumsy construction, but the other four are grammatically correct, if not factually. This is not then a question of grammar, but general scientific knowledge.

Thanks, Mister Micawber. Yes, it sounds even awkward to me, an EFL learner. Actually I am more puzzled by it's syntactical structure. What I want to ask is , how could this construction be analyzed in syntax? Are there some movement rules here

i am a guy who like to make friends. i like travelling and singing. i belive could become a musician. by training i am a civil engineer the world of construction is beautifull. i like adventure.

Comments: Concentrate on writing sensible questions. Learn the pattern and construction from the answers given to you and build on it. Don't try to be creative and start your own brand of English. I mean it in a positive way. Ok, for

Hi, This is a present perfect passive construction, much like "he has been promoted to a store manager recently". But some would consider verbs like "married, interested, tired and pleased etc.." a particple adjective. A

Hi, This is a present perfect passive construction, much like "he has been promoted to a store manager recently". But some would consider verbs like "married, interested, tired and pleased etc.." a particple adjective. A

The construction of a bridge is difficult. Some people say "the construction" sounds like the whole process of constructing a bridge Yes, in this context it definitely refers to the process of (the activity involved in) constructing a