Dictionary.com often discusses comparison of words that are close in meaning. Here is the entry for "below" Below, under, beneath indicate position in some way lower than something else. Below implies being in a lower plane: below the

i want to know the difference between have lunch and eat lunch? Anon: We use both expressions, and they mean the same. Regards, A- s

It means that the initial impression of his choice is not so good, but after thinking about it, it seems to be better and more logical. The more you think about it, the better it seems.

I would more frequently use "most handsome". Two-syllable words are quite variable in the comparative and superlative forms. Adjectives ending in -y use -ier and -iest.

Hi Christanford; Poetry is hard to define, but I would say that poetry is writing that is "crafted" to be a pleasure to listen to. It employs devices such as rhythm, alliteration, simile and metaphor, shows a careful choice of words,

for the first one can it either be how many drgrees are there in a right angle? can you leave out the THERE Yes, you can omit "there," but you cannot omit the punctuation. Regards, A- s

If you want to write grammatically correct English, alc24, you cannot neglect proper punctuation and capitalization. That is an extremely bad habit to get into. Not only is is a bad habit, but correct punctuation is part of correct grammar. None

Sure, it is grammatically correct to replace "not" than "no." However, the meaning is changed. "no" here is roughly the same as "not any"

ANon: Do you know what "Siberia" is? Siberia means different things to different people. We cannot answer with your opinion, because we don't know how you feel about it.

"Claim" is used in a rare sense here, meaning to "claim to be your birthplace." It is not a meaning of literal possession, but one that says "I associate this to where I was born and where I grew up. I would feel very