By Spelling, Clauses

some error occurred i m posting again , Please check again my this computer paragraph for mistakes and improvement suggestions:Thanks! The computer lies over the wooden table against the mid-wall of my room. Its gradual help in my studies supported me like caretaker. Usually my spelling...

Hey guys now please check my paragraph again for mistakes and some suggestions to add good metaphors or improvements. Thanks ! The computer lies over the wooden table against the mid-wall of my room. Its gradual help in my studies supported me like caretaker. Usually my spelling and grammar...

Hi Swordfish...Hope your having a great day.So..metting is a spelling mistake for sure. (a) we met once a long time ago but I don´t think she will remember me.Forget (b) because your using a past perfect tense of have...with context that doesn´t need it. Stay with (a).but with (c) your not so...

I don't think either one works. In making this sort of a comparison I believe the adjectives should be parallel. Noisier (check spelling) is a comparative. Quiet and lonely are not. Make them both one way or the other: The city is noisy, but the village is quiet. The city is noisy but...

There are two subjects. one is the subject of the main clause: One ... is the principle* of universal service. these is the subject of the subordinate (relative) clause: These still survive. / ... these that still survive.*Note the correct spelling.CJ

Ant_222 wrote:No help from your last post, but after re-reading our little conversaton over I have come up with a reolutionary hypothesis! The problem is that there're two possible omisions: 1. There are time when... (and one has to use present tenses, as I argued) 2. There are times which......

Hi Anon, Check the spelling of "jewel -etc." -unless that's British. "for those who are touched -etc." is a subordinate clause without a main clause. "endows" bothers me, but it's probably just me. I guess you're trying to link human virtue with the physical appearance of the metal. ...

Hello Sunilghai-- and welcome to English Forums. You can start your English learning by spelling properly: the word is spelt 'people'.1) "Like most of the peoples who shifted to Delhi rather than been born here." -- This phrase is incorrect; it should read 'like most of the people who moved to...

Yoong Liat wrote: Liveinjapan wrote: The Earth is being harmed ,and this harms people as well. Is the first clause a passive form or 'being harmed' is a compliment of 'The Earth'? ThanksLiJ It should be 'complement'. Hi, Yoong Liat, Did you mean to correct the spelling of...

Hi, I have a question about clauses. Halema'uma where the legendary Pele, Hawaiian goddess of fire, is said to live. (relative clause, as it defines Halema'uma???)Yes, it's a relative clause that is adjectival. I assume you know that this whole utterance is not a proper sentence, as it lacks a...