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- Grammar structure question: noun + adj could anyone help me explain why a noun can be followed by an adj? for example, 1, There are three small boats available for XXX 2, literacy is considered a basic skill necessary to function in the modern world. here, why can available and necessary follow a noun directly? should it be? 1, There are three small boats that are available for XXX 2, literacy is considered a basic skill that is necessary to function in the modern world. many thank! frankSeptember 7, 201530
- which sentence sounds better? Whilst the sales of furniture companies may decline, the demand of wooden products will be reduced leading people to find products made by more environmental materials. Whilst the sales of furniture companies may decline, the demand of wooden products will be reduced, which leads people to find products made by more environmental materials. Whilst the sales of furniture companies may decline, the demand of wooden products will be reduced. This can lead people to find products made by more environmental materials. which sounds better? sorry for asking such trivial question... Thanks a lot, FrankMay 25, 201560
- the single/plural of single/plural I am always confused about how to use plural and artical... so when say 'something of something', I know we should add 'the' in the front of the first object, what about second object? Do we keep it single or plural? (I want to express random or general situations, so I think no 'the' for second object) for example, 1, the book of students (random students) 2, the life of individuals (random individuals) 3, the class of schools (random schools) or 1, the book of student (student means a type?) 2, the life of individual (...) 3, the class of school (...)March 23, 201571
- 'I went to the house, the old lady has the two little girls, and they are safe' Q about past tense. 'I went to the house, the old lady has the two little girls, and they are safe' from a movie. it is talking about past, however the last two parts are using present tense. is that because the speaker is describing a continuos situation? I mean actually, she does not know whether or not the lady has girls and they are safe anymore. should it be 'I went to the house, she had the two little girls, and they were safe'. or i understand it incorrectly. it is really a problem especially when i try to use past tense.January 4, 2015100

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