Hi, First, please confirm that you have read the earlier discussion of this topic in this thread. What is it about that discussion that is not clear to you? Thank you, Clive

when writting a compare and contrast paper do i under line the book or the movie title?

sorry, I can't underline on this computer.. this is a lesson exercise of a correspondence course i'm taking... I need some help with... Is it correct or not...I'm i on the right direction.

It had better you to try underline and we may correct your sentences. There is no another way to learn language.

5. copy each sentence; underline the simple subject once and the simple predicate twice. a. It is a shame! it=subject is=verb b.Will you go to a movie with me? you=subject go=verb c. Janet has been singing in the choir for years.

Underline it! According to the proper and current MLA format that I have been taught.

Hi Hector If you really want to underline the fact, you can say "I have a/one piece of news for you." If you just need an indefinite article, you can say "That's an interesting news item / an interesting piece of news. People usually just say "I

Vincent Teo wrote: IS that correct? Why can we use 2 verb (underline) in a sentence? Is there any rules? (a) The boy who threw the ball into the jar wanted to get it back. Hi Vincent, The boy , who threw the ball into the jar , wanted to

IS that correct? Why can we use 2 verb (underline) in a sentence? Is there any rules? (a) The boy who threw the ball into the jar wanted to get it back.

Anonymous wrote: Identify the functions of verbs in the sentence below by labelling them Vt (transitive), Vi (intransitive), Vd (dative), Vf (factitive), Vc (copulative) & Vs (sense) Q1: He was last seen (vs) being given a large amount