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What is the subject in the following sentence, please?
"My name is Muhammad."
* Now if the answer is "Muhammad"; the subject, what is the point of reversing the subject with the predicate nominative?
"Muhammad is my name."
In other words, how can I tell when I encounter such examples whether the subject is the noun or pronoun coming after the linking verb or before it???
I hope I make sense.
Thanks in advance for your help :)
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Comparative and superlative
Do colors like green, black, white, orange, ...can be subjected to comparative and superlative adjectives?
Grammatically can I say greener than, and the greenest???
Professional teachers please enlighten me!
Thanks
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Correct or Wrong? and why?
Kindly tell me if the modifiers in the following sentence are being used correctly or not and why?
"Time passes real slowly during the summer"
I think that slowly should be "slow" which makes "real" an adverb, but this makes me wonder how can the verb "pass" be modified by an "adjective"; "slow" !!?
Thank you and best regards italki teachers :)
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Correct or wrong?
Please tell me whether the modifier in the following sentence is being used correctly or not:
"She is the funniest of the two comedians"
Are the number being compared here is 3 people? the two comedians and she?
Thank you my dear italki teachers :)
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Prepositional Phrases
"He barks loudly for a puppy"
My dear italki teachers, in the sentence above, kindly tell me which word in the sentence does the prepositional phrase "for a puppy" describe?
Thank you very much!
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Adjectives and Adverbs Phrases
My appreciated italki professional teachers!
Kindly classify the phrase "near the coast" in the following sentence, whether it's adjective or adverb phrase, and tell me which word does it modify?
"The boat landed on an island near the coast"
Thank you in advance and best regards!
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has been in California!!?
Hello my appreciated Italki Teachers!
I am a bit confused regarding the preposition (in) used in the following sentence. Isn't it supposed to be (to) instead of (in)?
"Larry Page has been in California since he was in his twenties."
Please unclear this ambiguity and I am already grateful!
Thank you in advance.
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Causing misery!
What is one adjective that I can use to describe someone (like your girlfriend, fiancee, or wife) causing me misery, unhappiness, or distress?, especially over silly and unreasonable things!!!
Thank your in advance! :)
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History-based learning websites?
I wonder if there are any leveled reading resources based on History?
Please if you know any, share it with me!
Thanks and best regards!
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"Bestow"
Is it a common verb to use in a formal language?
And what does it really mean?
Would you please use it in an easy context?
And is it correct to use it in the following context? If not, would you please to give me the alternative?
The context:
"May God bestow his mercy upon you!" ???
Thank you very much for your appreciated and useful help italki community! :)
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