Jim: thanks. One more question, from what you told, can I say the subjunctive is involved? Ench.

Philip: thanks first. Is there any Subjunctive Mood involved in this part? Ench

"With his death still under investigation, a source close to Carradine told Tarts that the actor had been struggling with financial concerns (but did not think the 72-year-old actor would have ever even considered taking his own life.)"

Good moring: When a judge say: "is there anything else you'd like to be heard on?", I know he means "is there anything you want to hear?"--correct me if I am wrong. But what exactly the difference is between the two

thanks both. There was no verb context of this sentence. This is from a movie, when a guy was talking on a back ground. There was only a sentence behind it. and a woman had taken her place.

When I had left, she was a little girl. I have never met a sentence like this before, or I didnt know. it sounds to me it is not a right sentence. My understanding is that after the word when, it should be a past tensed verb, like, when I left.

I was reading CNN, about the National day of Prayer. Task Force Chairman Shirley Dobson said in a statement that she was disappointed in the "lack of participation" by the Obama administration, adding that "at this time in our

that was a typo, should be Yes, sir. thanks,