I need a FREE word derivation dictionary on-line, or some free downloadable one. Could you advise me one? I mean a dictionary were all derivations( or many) can be found easily. Like : encourage - disencourage, disencouragement, encourageble and

" I don't like the cake!" Jimmi exclaimed \ exclaimed Jimmi Yet " I don't like the cake", Jimmi said abominably .

When do we useinversions in Reported Speech? I mean if we have indirect objects and different attributes, adverbs and so on?

What commas do I need to put here? I always get messed up with putting them before but's. "It is a treatment (?) that slows cell destruction," he explained, "but as Jenny knows (?) there can be unpleasant side effects."

That is what I thought then. So, the is used in formal situations, official documents like proclamations and so on??

Living among mountains, they are a hardy people. Why should we put "a" in the sentence? Should the indefinite article here signify that it is a nation as a whole?

I am hesitating about using either capital or usual letters in these phrases: the Holy B/b ook of the Chinese the Muslim R/r eligion Time m/M agazine the Grapevine, Paradiso h/H igh's s/S tudent N/n ewspaper Thank you beforehand