Is the red part grammatically wrong? The answer says it should be 'father's death,' not 'father dead.' I'm okay with 'father's death' but I think it's also okay with 'father dead,' since

Hello, I would like to know the possible meanings of the phrase "edge against a wall" in the following stanza from a poem by Harryette Mullen. Is it a idiomatic expression applied to some circumstances? I can imagine a sentence

1.you need a ruler.the person sitting next to you has got one. 2.you want a piece of white paper from your friend. 3.you are at the enquiry counter in a railway station.you want to know when the train from mumbai arrives. 4.you want to

I sold the script months ago it's the one that went to Tribeca with me and the director. So, no real news here. I must have missed that. Congratulations! Thanks! We're at that moment where everything looks rosy and all we're hearing is

C an I say, (a) The rubbish are / is thrown at the roadside. (b) The thief tied a family with ropes. (c) Amin got the biggest balloon among his friends. (d) She is looking for a woven bag. (e) He is waiting at the junction. (f) His

Can I say, (a) The rubbish are / is thrown at the roadside. (b) The thief tied a family with ropes. (c) Amin got the biggest balloon among his friends. (d) She is looking for a woven bag. (e) He is waiting at the junction. (f) His

Judi Ann Mason dies at 54; playwright and screenwriter She helped blaze a trail for black women writers in Hollywood, starting with 'Good Times' in the 1970s. 'Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit' was among her credits. By Dennis

Hi friends, could u plz just reply the red line of the letter ??? best regards " July 14, 2009 Ms. Ashlay Aslam Coordinator Global Cargo Services Karachi. Dear Ms. Ashlay, (Should I use

Will you please correct the following. Thank you. “Do you know why you fall down sometimes,” uncle asked me once. I blinked and kept mum for a while. For at the time I had failed in my graduation examination and thought uncle would have

Who sung "A Tree and Me"? These are the lyrics PLEASE CARVE NO COLD HEADSTONE FOR ME, BUT RATHER PLANT A SAPLING TREE; AND LAY MY ASHES `NEATH ITS FOOT, SO THROUGH MY BODY IT TAKES ROOT. THEN AS THE SEASONS COME AND GO, MY MONUMENT