Mister Micawber wrote: OK. Bye. Hello you deleted davisbaumung Why u can't delete me?

Mister Micawber wrote: Two out of three! #2 and #3 are correct. #1 is wrong. Please excuse our coming a little late. Coming is a non-finite form of the verb come-- it has the same function as coming in the next sentence. What is the main,

Mister Micawber wrote: How about taking a guess yourself, Nmurugeshan? I'm sure that you can at least find the verb and its complement or object. The remainder will be S. Thank you, I am guessing. You check whether right or wrong.

The syce feeds the horse every day. What is the meaning of syce ? Somebody has put out the light? What is the meaning of ` put out' ? Could anyone answer me?

Some more sentences : Please excuse our coming a little late. I must insist on your coming early. Do you mind my smoking a pipe? Where is subject and predicate in the above sentences?

(1) The captive was bound to a tree. (2) The horse galloped away. (3) I would much rather not go. (4) Whosever shall exalt himself shall be abased. Could anyone explain the meaning of above sentences?

Nona The Brit wrote: Yes, your versions are fine. Ok, Thank you very much. Yes, your versions are fine. What is the meaning of version here?

Mister Micawber wrote: Once / there / was / a little child = P (adv) / false S / P (verb) / S Introductory or existential there postpones the real subject, and is sometimes called a false subject ; other grammarians call there the grammatical

Mister Micawber wrote: (1) Cruelty to animals / should be prevented = S / P (3) Here are / the packs of cards = P / S (2) Once / there / was / a little child = P (adv) / false S / P (verb) / S [What is false (S) means?)

Can I say, (We cannot pump the ocean to make it dry) instead of (We cannot pump the ocean dry.)