Hi Teachers I'm kind of confused with the phrase of "delete where applicable", do we delete the correct one (to show the correct choice) or delete the incorrect ones (show that they're the unwanted choices) let's say if there

Dear Teachers I know that "suggest" and "recommend" is not use followed by infinitve (suggest/recommend him to eat his meal)x but instead ( suggest/recommend (that) he eat s his mean ) My questions are: 1. Must the

Dear Teachers I'd like to know if this sentence is complete or not "Was your attempt at making me feel better? " I find it incomplete and doesn't make any sense Thanks

Clive, so from your example I'd take it that most of the verb-ed can be used in that kind of context but without the prepositions

Hi New2Grammar I'm fully aware that "make +someone + bare infinitive" is the most commonly used but it doesn't give the same intention as "make+ someone +verb ed"

HI Teachers   Can I say: to make someone (him/her/me/you) hated/talked or any verb-ed (by someone)   Thanks

Okay Thanks Nona How about the sentence below (i'm just making sure that I understand it the way this is)  Is it clear and correct ? Being a student who always is always being curious makes him have a lot of thing to wonder      Thanks

Hi GG   I'm talking about youth (in general) "being a youth" i suppose  and this " who have a strong feeling of demanding what they want from their parents"   this refers to the behaviour of being youth  "a strong

Dear Teachers  Do I need to put a comma before "makes"  and which one of these sentences is correct ( the "makes" corresponds to the "Being______ " )  Being a youth who has a strong feeling of demanding what they want

Dear Teachers How about this: "He recommended her to be the next CEO" OR "He recommended ( that ) she be the nex t CEO" Or the two have the same meaning and correct usage of "recommend" Is the use of