You searched for the word(s): user:Tam Sadek (627 record(s) found in 0.8s.)
-
In the above example 'fast' is an adjective.
However, as you may well be aware, 'fast' is also an adverb, which can be confusing.
The basic guideline would be: noun (+ verb 'be') + as + adjective + as - as you have written in your example above.
Let's look at an...
-
Hello, I am an English and education student and am now doing a research on classroom experience. What I am looking for is your stories about your days back in school. For example, is there an event that you remember particularly clearly? Your stories may be positively or negatively put (actually...
-
AUTUMN IN ALABAMA
The trees in Alabama are awash with colour.When I look out of my kitchen windowsI can see a view of the mountainsideIt never fails to amaze me. It is the one thing Of which even the natives never seem to tire.It is hard to describe the splendour of the scenery,
But I’ll...
-
Hi GG Did you actually read my post? For if you had you would have see the following:
The fact that other posters appear unaware of the existence 'out of question' as a collocation should show you that this phrase is not common in modern spoken English. Therefore I would recommend that you...
-
Viceidol wrote:
My grammar books keep stressing that the word "take" is only used to refer to "how much time you have spent", and it cannot be used to refer to "how much money you have spent." However, there's a different opinion in my dictionary. It says take is OK for such meaning.
I...
-
Anonymous wrote:
Out of Question, has not been used in American English.
Interesting you should say this as the 1913 dictionary to which people are refering is Webster's Revised Unabridged English dictionary... Now... I always thought Noah Webster was an American...
-
Out of question - unquestionably/without any doubt:
"But out of question 't is Maria's hand.'' - William Shakespeare, Twelfth Night: http://www.fullbooks.com/Twelfth-Night-or-What-You-Willx30943.html
Out of the question - not possible:
"Social life out of the question say cash-strapped...
-
According to John Wells at University College London:
"I do not understand the proposed distinction between Mainstream RP and Contemporary RP (unless the writer thinks, wrongly, that ‘contemporary’ means ‘young’)."
You can read more of what he says about it at:...
-
sorry for the late reply. staying in a friend's home at Singapore right now. The food is alright but a kind of 'hot'. got sour throat for that.
well... that's not exactly what I was asking for. What I thought we need to know before making syllabuses of any shape is some underlying aims. For...
-
yes, that's what I've been hoping from you. Or at least I want to know what sort of goals you are committed to so far as educating the educators is concerned. The statistics thing, I am afraid, is not something I am aware of, and at any rate, I don't think it is relevant to my central claim that...
-
