We had a radiator put in at the place where the sofa used to be. It (the sofa) was positioned against the wall, that is its back was touching the wall.

May I have your portable (UK) cell phone (US) numb er ? I'll call you as soon as the new items arrive. I wouldn't say "at once when"

If you keep "since", I'd use "has had to take care of them", if he still does

I think 2 & 4 could be "thump!" too, + an "ouch!" for n° 4

I know the second example doesn't mention a door... I simply continued my "illustration" of the first, which did mention a door. Sorry if it complicated everything!

I can propose 2, and advise you to read comics! Believer wrote: Hi, Please give me some sound words for the following situations. 1. When you are hitting the wooden floor with a bag containing dry beans or sand thump! 2. When

I say "eitch", or "ach" in French

It's is , because its subject is " one of the main sources"

Mmmm... Sounds yummy!

Well, it should be underst oo d in all sentences I don't think there's a correct or non-correct one; their use depends on the context. To me the first one sounds literary, the second one formal, and the third one "everyday English"