In a sentence like: "You are a horse." Would horse be a noun, and not an adjective? Since horse is a thing. However, it is describing "you", so, it would be an adjective? Here is one I came across that was even more confusing, though

Would "whom" be the write usage in the types of sentences, where there is a preposition, and the word "those" in the preposition? Like: I would recommend this product to those whom like to eat.

"As far as colons go, what's on the left must be gramatically complete. What's on the right is a definition of what's on the left. " Thanks! That is the kind of thing I can easily remember when writing timed essays!

Yes, I saw that previously. I just wanted to double check. I find my self in more situations that aren't shown, where I wonder if I should use a semi colon or not. How about this sentence: "Here it is; solid proof that dogs are better than

Semicolons, to me are very confusing. Thus, I rarely ever use them. I've searched the internet for examples to avoid asking a probably, very repetitive question on this board, but can you guys write me a few sentences to show how a semicolon is

So, would this be correct? I've been wondering the usage of this for quite awhile until I remembered this site: "Let's go to the store". As in, "Let us go to the store". Can I have an example of when "Lets" would be used in a sentence?

When writing, I usually get confused between when to use "Let's" and "Lets". Do I use let's in place of "let us", and lets everywhere else?

At a computer technology forum. I think it would fit the more formal type of forum, since it is technology and not just a place for teenagers, or children to chat.

Thanks! I spend a lot of time in forums, and when school starts...probably even more at sites like this! I didn't write the sentence. I was having a minor debate with someone on the problems with the sentence. He said there was nothing wrong,

I asked this as a guest, but my post hasn't been up yet (they said within an hour). This is pretty urgent though, so I hope you guys don't mind if it comes up twice: "But I sure was.... Just a little too slow on the draw this morning." How