Haohaoxuexi wrote: Hi teachers: how to add a preposition after the noun, can u explain a bit when I need to for or of? Can you give me the template for /of a resume? This is the template for /of a resume.

Hi teachers: how to add a preposition after the noun, can u explain a bit when I need to for or of? Can you give the template for/of resume? This is the template for/of resume. What is the price for/of this T-shirt? The price

Tumbling wrote: Will someone please check me. Red the small letters that should be capitalized in the following sentences. 1. The Fairfax h otel operates on t he a merican p lan. 2. Sarah Whiting, an a stronomer at w ellesley, helped plan the

I have some questions about the homework i was giving. Can you please tell me if i am doing these right. if i am not please tell me what i am doing wrong. A. Identifying the Parts of Speech in Sentences Identify the part of speech of each bold

Genetics is the study of how the qualities of living things are passed on through/in their genes . Which preposition sounds right to you here, through or in their genes? Thanks.

Conchita57 wrote: According to Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 'wade' is also American English for 'paddle': paddle (WALK) UK verb (US wade) to walk with bare feet through shallow water, often at the edge of the sea: We rolled up our

According to Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 'wade' is also American English for 'paddle': paddle (WALK) UK verb (US wade) to walk with bare feet through shallow water, often at the edge of the sea: We rolled up our trousers and

Angliholic wrote: But then emerged bizarre stories about the manner which/in which the first astronaut had provided for cross-country driving without rest stops. Should I use which or in which here and why? Thanks. In which: one does

Participle clauses Ramesh Chandra Sharma from India writes: What is the difference in meaning between these two sentences: Seeing an accident ahead, I stopped my car. Having seen an accident ahead, I

Jackson6612 wrote: My dictionary doesn't explain off in that way. Use a better dictionary, such as one here (but you'll need to pay, $30/year): ------ off Function: preposition 2 a : from the charge or possession of