hm... bless... such a good soothing word... but I've just found out it's origin... Etymology: Old English blaedsian to sprinkle with sacrificial blood ; related to blod BLOOD blessedness is stained with blood... weird

"being free" here is Participle clause and can be interpreted as "despite they(consumers) are free of damage claims and moving violations". instead of werb here is used Participle.

Hi, Terr3! I think you're confused between present/past perfect and passive voise <img src="/emoticons/emotion-1.gif" alt="Smile " /> 'she was known as a famous singer' means that there were the people who knew her as a famous singer,

wow, people, so much ado about nothing <img src="/emoticons/emotion-1.gif" alt="Smile " /> As I read, Einstein(or, maybe not him) had created it to test your ability to hold into your memory coordinated features and to manipulate them (read,