What is a good sentence for using the word " economics " . Tere is not aloud to be any suffixes Suffixes are not allowed. Do you mean that no suffixes are allowed in the entire sentence? Or that suffixed forms of "economics"

I don't know what a "vast" sentence is. Aside from that, you can find the answers to such questions in a dictionary. If you look up the word 'vast', you will find the following entry: vast  /væst, vɑst/ adjective,

participle. Either can be used in any of your three example sentences above. (etc., etc.) Calm down, silly; nobody's talking about your mother. Though it may not be a steadfast rule, the conjugation of "-en" verbs that I mentioned is

Offendee or offender? I claim there was neither, but Laura will know the full story. I was asking a usage question. I take it that you are the purported ** and she is the purported **. If she intended to refer to herself then I don't