In Determiners^x

Hi, I. Explain the difference in form and meaning between the members of each of the following sentence pairs. 3a) He got an angry answer. 3b) He got very angry. he got an angry answer he (is head noun function as subject)OK got (is verb phrase) OK, but I'd just say...

he got an angry answer he (is head noun function as subject) got (is verb phrase)an angry answer (noun phrase) determiner THE and head noun answer i am not sure of angry i hope that i make it clear

There is nothing wrong with the prepositional phrase. However, you need a noun determiner before 'birthday' .

Ok, I've been thinking about it, and this is the best analysis I can come up with.Any has two major meanings:1) Any = Some, like a kind of partitive, a determiner like "some". Used in negative sentences, questions, and parts of sentences introduced by "if". Always followed...

You're absolutely right. The original sentence may have led the hobbits to go looking for others' dirty hands to wash because the author chose to omit the word "your" before "grimy hands". As I said earlier, its seems like it was poetic license in that case,...

Hmmm. I thought that a + singular countable noun was the same as zero article + plural countable noun. Why wouldn't the hobbits look around for other(s)' grimy hands and not their ones? In the original sentence, "hands" doesn't have a determiner either... Having...

Haha, you gave me a funny picture in my head. If you told Paul to wash a weary face, he would probably be looking around for someone else's weary face to wash because you can't tell him to wash his own face that way; a tells the listener that we are being generic. If you wanted him to...

Hi,1) Let us pretend I am playing a game named "Desk Game" with others. How should I address the game callling? Calling it a "Desk Game" would be good if there were other desk games but feel that we should not have many varieties of this game.Hi, all, let's play (the?)...

Hi,Last time I looked at the grammar.ccc.comnet.edu website, there were orders to adjectives like "Determiner", "Observation", "Physical Description", "Origin", "Material" and "Qualifier" and the part "Physical Description" is...

I have to analyse the following sentence, but I'm really stuck..."Amanda's practical solutions of what had seemed an insoluble mystery descended on the family like a balm."I have to cut this sentence into constituents and cut those up in nouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives,...