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Mister Micawber #523306 Thu, 05 Jun 08 11:16 AM Sentence A. ( Participle phrase: The corporation seeking financial stability must remain flexible. Sentence B. Sentence fragment: A cure for the disease being researched. Sentence C. A complete sentence: A cure for the disease...

Hi Grammar Geek, Thanks for your help. What I mean concerning that portrait, is when someone has a secret friend, for example, and decides to draw him or only his face and then put it on a frame at his classroom. The other possibility: to take his secret friend's picture (only his face)...

how are you everybody realy it is my last year in english studies.and i want you to help me in my project paper.for this week i need the proposal of this topic which is about advertising.and here the steps that you should follow. The proposal An academic proposal is the first step in...

That's only true in a superficial approach.Pretty much, they are independent verbs, appearing in all tenses. See this by Mister Micawber: -- Mister Micawber #42001 Fri, 13 Aug 04 08:36 AM Hi...

They won't smoke ever since they saw a film on lung cancer. What does "won't" mean here?

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Dip (6). transitive and intransitive verb put your hand in: to put your hand into something in order to take something outHe dipped (his hand) into his pocket.

Angliholic wrote: Dozens of popular social networking sites provide all sorts of services to suit every kind of person. Does "suit" in the above equate "fit/match" or "satisfy/cater for?"ca·ter /ˈkeɪtər/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation Pronunciation Key - Show IPA...

I posted this question earlier without logging in. This is a re-post of it. Sorry about the error. Thank you. Began? Closing? 1. He began closing the door. Is "began" an auxiliary verb in the sentence? And, what about "closing"? Is it a...

1)".... His work won worldwide recognition with a Nobel Prize and in 1933 he settled permanently in America, where his work continued uninterrupted for the next twenty years" One thing to ask, why do we use "uninterrupted" here but not uninterruptedly? 2) I take out a sentence from my exam...