I feel awful. The flowers in the garden smell sweet. Please tell me which part of speech is awful and sweet. Thanx!

I'd say Yes, Yes, Yes, and Not necessarily.

In this case, I think which and that are both possible. According to most grammar books, you can use which and that interchangeably in restrictive clauses, although there are several occasions on which that must be used or when 'that' is

Hi B.J! I think the underlined phrase stands for, in the first sentence They were supposed to deliver the flowers. or They should have delivered the flowers, in the second: "This screw should fit into the hole... . I think it is shortened in

When 'might' is not used as the past of 'may' in reported speech and similar tense regressions, there is no difference. In particular, there is no difference in probability.

After talking it out with some fellow teachers and looking some terms up...we're still a little unsure about our conclusions. Any clarifications would be greatly appreciated! "I'm going to talk about Ichiro Suzuki." (Starting out

Pleasehelp, some words may have a single form, which, however, corresponds to several parts of speech. In this light, open can be an adjective ( an open window ), a verb ( open the window ), or a noun ( life in the open ). Such words are called

And who is correct? Could you tell me, please? Different authors have different opinions. There is no way, when dealing with two very distinguished authors, to say that one is correct and the other wrong. Therefore, no one can tell you who is

Freedom of Speech Do you really believe that does it exist? Freedom of Speech can exists? Can you imagine a world like this? I can't. Imagine that. we can say whatever we want, whatever we think. Our thoughts, sayings would

Dear EnglishForums Members, I am from Turkey. Nowadays we discuss about democracy a lot in Turkey. There are a lot of different cultures and different races live in Anatolian, in eurasia, in Turkey. There are Kurdish, Laz, Armenian, Georgian,