I need to pick out the modifiers in each of these sentences. They can either be appostive, resumptive, summative or free. Im having trouble recognizing them and explaining the differences. Lately I've spent more hours of each week with

Hi, Something reminds you of something means, basically, something makes you remember something . eg Look at that tree. It reminds me of the one in my garden when I was a child. eg I forgot it was your birthday until my wife

From The Sunday TimesSeptember 13, 2009 Is The Shawshank Redemption the best film ever? Adapted from a Stephen King novella, the films stars Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman and was directed by Frank Darabont 'The Shawshank Redemption' Film

Budd Schulberg, ŒOn the Waterfront¹ Screenwriter, Dies at 95 By Anahad O'Connor Budd Schulberg, the legendary screenwriter and novelist who won an Oscar for his classic 1954 film ³On the Waterfront,² has died. He was 95. Mr. Schulberg, the son

Can I say, (1) The artist is drawing a portrait. (2) There are many people in / at the concert. (3) He spends some times and goes to play golf. (4) He arran ged the glasses in the box. (5) He turned right in / at the T-junction. (6) She is

Who sung "A Tree and Me"? These are the lyrics PLEASE CARVE NO COLD HEADSTONE FOR ME, BUT RATHER PLANT A SAPLING TREE; AND LAY MY ASHES `NEATH ITS FOOT, SO THROUGH MY BODY IT TAKES ROOT. THEN AS THE SEASONS COME AND GO, MY MONUMENT

The breeze comes from the river and goes through the sheets and clothes that people had washed and hung out to dry. The washing would cause evaporative cooling of the breeze . He wife had planted flowers in pots, and placed them on the

Hey, guys! It wouldn't have anything to do with the makin's of a tossed salad, would it?? ("tossing greenery" = green vegetables to be tossed in a tossed green salad?) The full sentence is "The doctor's wife

Do you also consider this inversion? A tree is there. <--> There is a tree I personally think it is. These 2 websites will clear all all doubts on inversions. http://esl.about.com/od/advancedgrammar/a/inversion.htm

(a) Peter found/saw/etc. a vase decorated with many beautiful carvings. He bargained with the man and agreed a price with him. (b) His wife put the vase in the living room that Mr Khoo had bought. -- Weird. Mr Khoo had bought the living