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But the noun that comes before it is "planner." Not any specific planner, but someone -- anyone -- who uses the planning method. I would like to find a man like Don, a man who brings flowers on his first date with me. I don't mean any specific man, but a man who has similar...

This quiz is given by the University of Cambridge as a free sample of Paper 1 (Reading), Part 2 (Gapped Sentences) of the ESOL Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE).This type of test assesses how well candidates understand the structure of the text and the development of the theme (so...

From www.m-w.com 3camp Function:noun Etymology:origin unknownDate:circa 1909 1: exaggerated effeminate mannerisms exhibited especially by homosexuals2 a: something so outrageously artificial, affected, inappropriate, or out-of-date as to be considered amusing b: a style or mode...

Hi,I have trouble knowign whether I should put articles for situations like below or not.1. Classroom management styles can be characterized along two dimensions: type (why not 'the type'??) of control ... and degreee (the degree OK??) of involvement ...I feel the word 'degree' is...

Hi, welcome to the forums.Never heard that question before! If it's not a noun, I can't imagine what else it could be. It can be the subject of a sentence: "1950 was a very good year!"Best wishes, - A.

.Hello, VC and welcome to English Forums.Yes, years are nouns:1985 was a very good year (Subject)I was born in 1918 (Object of preposition)I didn't like 2005 at all. (Object of verb)

"church" meaning the building is countable and takes an article ("I live opposite a church"). "church" can be uncountable, with no article, in the sense I illustrated before. "state" is normally countable. "the state" and "the...

Hi,When I am asking the "current date in Indonesia", but without using the preposition "in", so there will be just noun and adjective. So which one is the right one ? #1Are there any differences in meaning ? No. But this is an odd way to ask the question.Current Indonesia...

When I am asking the "current date in Indonesia", but without using the preposition "in", so there will be just noun and adjective. So which one is the right one ? Are there any differences in meaning ?Current Indonesia dateIndonesia current date Thanks.

I'm sure you'll hear your first example said, but I prefer: All I'm asking you to do is give me the wedding date. If you're asking "for" something you want a noun, not an action. All I'm asking for is the wedding date. The wedding date is what I'm asking you...