I've just found mistaken word. It's not ponoun but pronoun. I wrote so quickly and made a mistake. I don't have time to correct my writing. Even though there is a mistaken word, it wouldn't be difficult to understand.

"I can feel scare" - as I said it's not grammatical. I feel __ without an article requires an adjective. I feel the/a __ requires a noun. I can feel the/a ____ also requies a noun. I can feel ____ with an adjective sounds

Grammar Geek, t hanks for your reply again. I thought you mean 2,3,4 they are all correct when you said to me, 'What" ask for a noun repsonse'. Because 'cold', ' cold' with the, 'scare', they are all

Hi. We would like you to try.. Grammar Geek said it as I meant it .. Fandorin. I still can't figure out why you said to me, 'We would like you to try'. I know this is where people ask and answer about English. I

Hi, Grammar Geek First, thanks for your opinion and explanation. But I think that only Fandorin knows the meaning of the sentence which Fandorin wrote to me, although others can interpret it.. Second, You answered, '

A: What can you feel? B: __ Which is correct as the answer of B ? 1) I feel cold. 2) I can feel cold. 3) I can feel the cold. 4) I can feel scare.

Let me know the sites where there is the dictionary that shows if the word is the action verb , non-action verb or linking verb. Some verbs make me confused. I'm not sure if they are action verbs or non-action verbs. Do we have

<I'm Not allowed to wear your freedom down > 1) What is the meaning of ' wear sth down'? 2) What is the meaning of 'wear your freedom down'? Thanks in advance.

<I'm ill with the thought of your kiss Coffee-laced intoxicating on her lips Shut it out > That is a part of the song 'Ashes and wine by a fine frenzy 1) What is the meaning of 'coffee-laced' in the above?

< I'll drown in my tear storming sea.> I have two questions in that sentence. First, the meaning of 'drown in my tear. 1) Which is correct to translate it as 'fall into my tear and die' or ' filled with