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Posted by rfvv on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 5:35pm. Posted by rfvv on Monday, March 5, 2012 at 7:39pm. Try hard to succeed. (What is the part of speech of 'to succeed'? Is 'to succeed' the object of the verb 'try'? Or is 'to succeed' the adverb...
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Thank you...What about the following? e.g. He tried hard to be able to walk again. e.g.2 He tried hard so that he was able to walk. (In this case, is 'tried' an intransitive or a transitive verb?)
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Posted by rfvv on Monday, March 5, 2012 at 7:39pm. Try hard to succeed. (What is the part of speech of 'to succeed'? Is 'to succeed' the object of the verb 'try'? Or is 'to succeed' the adverbial phrase which modifies 'try'?) English - M...
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Thank you for your help... 3. What is he like? - He is short and long hair. Then is this answer acceptable as well?
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1. What is he like? - He is strong and tall. - He is active and generous. 2. What does he look like? - He is reserved and friendly. - He is average height. (Are they all grammatical? What is the difference between question 1 and Question 2?)
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You should mark the blank in the smile emoticon column if you like the activity. If you don't like an activity, you should check the box in the sad emoticon column. By doing that you should complete the table on the page. After you finish completing the activity table, you...
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1. Why are you special? 2. How are you special? - I don't tell great jokes, but I am a good listener. I always listen to my friends carefully. so I have many friends. (Which question is suitable for the answer, #1 or #2?)
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1. Wilma found a love for running. 2. Wilma found love for running. (Which one is correct?) 3. Wilma tried hard to be able to walk again. (What is the part of speech of 'to be able to walk again'? Is it the object of 'tried'? Or is it an adverbial phrase modify...
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1. I go to a museum to see pictures. 2. I go to a museum to watch pictures. 3. I go to a museum to look at pictures. (Which one is commonly used?)
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1. In the first period, I have a class. 2. At the first period, I have a class. 3. On the first period, I have a class. 4. In the first period, I have class. 5. At the first period, I have class. 6. On the first period, I have class. (Which ones are grammatical?)
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