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Hello, all Below is a sentence from "Jekyll and Hyde" in which I cannot understand the reason behind placing "only" before "broken": « London hummed solemnly all around; but nearer at hand, the stillness was only

Thank you, CalifJim and Philip, for the interesting discussion. When I had gone to bed this night, I ruminated on the explanation through the subjunctive, like Philip, although it never occurred to me that the verb ("signify") might be

Hello, Lana Images that are more than 598 px in width are reduced to that automatically because otherwise they wouldn't fit the post width well. The picture of a dog that I posted here:

Hello all, I have read that the verb "need" can be used in modal form only in the present tense. This makes me wonder in what tense it is in the following passage from "Jekyl and Hyde": «The letter was written in an odd,

"Stage bare of scenery" means a stage without scenery. Hope this helps.

Hello everybody, Here's a sentence that I'd like to discuss: «The other snarled aloud into a savage laugh; and the next moment, with extraordinary quickness, he had unlocked the door and disappeared into the house.» At first I was

Lots of them have collars these place... Personally I don't feed them but there are a lot of people who do. And there's a meat-packing facrory and a meat shop here, and dogs are always around them.

Hello all. Big images inside messages get truncated (along the width) without any warning. The Forum engine should rather forbid the posting of images that are too wide... The width limit is about 650 pixels, which not evident at all... Anton