By Phrasal verbs, Past simple

1. come forwarda) During our English classes (or lessons?) no one wants to come forward and answer the teacher's questions.--lessons is better.b) They've come forward with ambitious plans and ideas. (VS "came forward...")---come up with is better here.Choosing simple past or present perfect...

Anonymous wrote:hello,I have to look at a bit of language and label or name the parts of speech, for school. Can some one check that this is ok pleae?"It was pandemonium almost as soon as the roadworks went up."Subject Pronoun (it) / verb (past simple of be) (was) / noun (pandemonium) /...

hello, I have to look at a bit of language and label or name the parts of speech, for school. Can some one check that this is ok pleae? "It was pandemonium almost as soon as the roadworks went up." Subject Pronoun (it) / verb (past simple of be) (was) / noun (pandemonium) / adjective...

CalifJim wrote: I avoid answering ... You just did " src="../emoticons/emotion-2.gif">Avoid or answer? I tried responding to the phrasal verb thread and got into some technical difficulties. For some reason, it wouldn't let me post. And then I just forgot about it and never tried again as I...