Hi, again. This is an extract of a reader's digest in which 'the' and 'a' are used. I can't quite pin down why the isresent in most of this paragraph because from what i know we use 'a' to introduce new objects and

Hi, I don't seem fully to understand your query. I'll try again. The main question: But "a threatened strike"? What does that mean? 1. Did the railroad workers' union threaten to go on a strike? Is that what it

'Who'd like to come to the (black)board?' 'John, would you like to / would you please come to the (black)board?'

Thanks, But why can we put "ed" after a noun. The white marbled wallpaper makes our classroom very attractive and pleasant to be in. Many thanks in advance. marbled is an adjective, not a noun Something that is marbled has a pattern

Thanks, But why can we put "ed" after a noun. The white marbled wallpaper makes our classroom very attractive and pleasant to be in. Many thanks in advance.

（2）The paper white (Use paper to express that the marbles is very white) marbles (?) make our classroom very welcome sight. (if the picture shows a classroom) I interpret number 2 to be referring to the tile on the floor and stairs. Thus: The

Maybe this? 2) The white marbled wallpaper makes our classroom very attractive and pleasant to be in.

Hello Firstly, 'that' can belong to three kinds of different word classes 1) demonstrative pronoun That 's my car over there. 2) relative pronoun The car that I bought is red. 3 subordinate conjunction He says that my

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