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Angliholic wrote: Hoa Thai wrote: Angliholic wrote: I ate many more of the cookies than you did. I ate more of the cookies than you did. Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same to you? Thanks. Hi,I don't think 'of the' adds more meaning to the sentences, so I would not...

Hoa Thai wrote: Angliholic wrote: I ate many more of the cookies than you did. I ate more of the cookies than you did. Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same to you? Thanks. Hi,I don't think 'of the' adds more meaning to the sentences, so I would not it.Regarding the...

When the contexts involve the senses, adjectives behave like adverbs. She looks sensational / beautiful > completely fine. This cake tastes very light > completely fine. The band sounds terrible > not terribly. They may play terribly. Her hands feel very silky > not...

I'd like to know if the three sentences are grammatically correct and if I change their meanings by changing the position of the adverb. I only drink milk I drink only milk I drink milk onlyThey are correct, and you don't change the meaning by changing the position of the adverb. ...

Inchoateknowledge wrote: However, you can punctuate to your heart's content. Dear PV/LM, I'm not punctuacting 'to my heart's content.' The following example is from Oxford Advanced Dictionary: 'He was feeling bad. He went to work, however, and tried to concentrate.' You could also...

Intransitve Verb doesn't take object. " for it " is a prepositional phrase. The adverbial is adverb phrase, prepositional phrase, or a clause. for example, Next week, he will go to the park. When I see her, I will ask her to go out with me. Tom ran into the word. Adverb complement...

Rotter wrote:1. She made cookies.Here the word 'She' is the subject and the word 'made' is the verb. The word 'cookies' is an adverb.2. The cookies are in the refrigerator.The words 'The cookies' are the subject and the word 'are' is the verb. What is the role of the words 'are in the...

1. She made cookies. Here the word 'She' is the subject and the word 'made' is the verb. The word 'cookies' is an adverb. 2. The cookies are in the refrigerator. The words 'The cookies' are the subject and the word 'are' is the verb. What is the role of the words 'are in the...

I'll take a crack at it. Latin is as dead could be performs the same function, with the same ramifications. Now, I think I had better go and lie down. I am as tired as tired can be.

Yes, exactly. And what a pleasure it is to be able to discuss this issue with you, MrP. I appreciate your style. Your posts provide delectable food for thought for a healthy discussion. It's truly an immovable feast. Thank you. I more than agree that there's a problem with the tutor's claim, be...