tourist is adjectiveنقل قول:
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tourist is adjectiveنقل قول:
but we can use destination as an adjective
could you tell me a sentence including destination as an adjective?
the first one is true. in question form of this sentence u should use an auxiliary veb "do" with the simple verb form. of course you should use the past form of do:did.
are you sure?i highly doubt that.destination as an adjective???it's a noun.نقل قول:
You can find this word in oxford edvanced dictionary both as a noun and adjective.
نقل قول:کد:https://www.admin.emory.edu/Vision/summary.html
نقل قول:It depends on how you use the words
If it's a word that you can use it as and adj and noun , so it has both roles
But it should be in a context, so that you can say what's the grammatical role in this sentence
Out of context, Everything is possible
Would you spare us some examples please?نقل قول:
I agree with the "everything is possible" part because for instance you can use almost every noun as a verb!!nice huh??
.as an adj:
a destination restaurant
May i come up wioth a comment here?
let's look at it this way. Almost all nouns can serve as a modifier for another noun (in which case they're called adjectives) .
these nouns are onesthat basically introduce such information as: material, purpose, association and...
eg:
iron bar, race horse,
trash can, day people, taxi driver and so on
"the finance committee has been working on its budget for nearly a month"
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plz change this sentece to passive form
نقل قول:I'm not sure but it should be:
the budget is being worked on by the finance committe for nearly a month
dun trust my answer; let others share their ideas :10:l
Sepid's post is kinda right ... more accurate (yet, more boring):
the budget has been being worked on by the finance committee for nearly a month
plz choose the best answer and explain about this grammar:46:
I don't understand how John could have made ---------------- mistake in judgment.
a: so a
b: such
c: such a
d: so
نقل قول:such is used to emphasize the great degree of sth
so can not be used for adj/adv but such can be used for both non/countable nouns: the weather was so nice= it was just such nice weather
when we use such for countable nouns we have to use the appropriate article so: such a mistakes should be correct
نقل قول:choice C is correct
First reason as it is mistake, without s plural, the answer should be A or C, and because mistake is a noun you should use such
form:
so + adjective or adverb
such + noun (with or without adjective)
functions & examples
* We use so and such to add emphasis.
It's cold today.
It's so cold today.
She's a nice person.
She's such a nice person. :
GOod luck
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very tanx dear, and what a bout this test::10:
the students were ------------------ eager to use the computers that they canceled their lunch break.
a: such
b: too
c: so
d: enough
نقل قول:as Archi said: so+adj/adv
eager is an adj so 'c' can be correct
too can not be correct bcuz it has sorta negative meaning
such can not; becuz it comes before nouns
enough can not be the proper answer since it usually comes vefore an adjective
adj+enough: big enough
enough+noun= enough students
PLZ choose the best choices and explain about(whom , what, who, where ,which & when) in the mid sentences
1.the tourists -------------- the guide had shown through the museum were impressed whit the collection.
a: which
b: where
c: when
d: whom
2. the thieves knew precisely --------------- the collection of oil stamps was hidden.
a: who
b: where
c: what
d: whom
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اولی whom میشه دومی where، چون در مورد جسم صحبت می کنینقل قول:
اگه مشکلی هست حتمآ بپرسکد:http://www2.irib.ir/amouzesh/d/page_sh.asp?key=7&ov=65
which one is correct ?and why?:king:
i wish you luck
i hope you luck
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i wish you luck
i hope you luck
both seem to be correct
are you sure, one of them is wrong? according to wot I 've found thru the net both are used in Spoken English. No idea about the proper grammar!
you can take a look at this site:
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کد:http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=32818
نقل قول:First one seems more convenient
ممنون دوستان ، اما من جمله ای دارم که نتونستم تفاوت wish , hope را تشخیص بدم::41:
I ----------- you have a pleasant stay here
a: Wish
b: Hope
c: Wished
d: Hoped
نقل قول:I guess (b) is correct because wish turns the sentence into a conditional structure and after wish we use simple past, past perfect and would for future in past . However, I'm not good at grammar and use whatever first comes to my mind.:11:
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ممنون دوستان ، اما من جمله ای دارم که نتونستم تفاوت wish , hope را تشخیص بدم: [ برای مشاهده لینک ، با نام کاربری خود وارد شوید یا ثبت نام کنید ]
I ----------- you have a pleasant stay here
a: Wish
b: Hope
c: Wished
d: Hoped
"don't forget it : we never use simple present verb , after "wishهیچوقت بعد از wish از فعل ساده استفاده نمیشود.
میشه توضیح بدید قبل از ایام هفته کی on استفاده میکنیم کی at؟
از on استفاده میشه، ولی اگه قبلش noon یا night و ... باشه از at استفاده میشهنقل قول:
on Sunday at noon
at noon Sunday
تا اونجایی که من میدونم هر دوش یکیه فقط on weekends امریکاییه و at weekends بریتانیایینقل قول:
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اگر روزهای خود هفته منظورتون باشه که بهرام لطف کرد گفت
وقتی می خوامی بگیم ما بعد از قضا تلویزیون نگاه می کنیم ... قبلش the میاریم ؟
We Always watch the TV after lunch
We Always watch TV after lunch
1- دقیقا کدوم غذا مد نظر شماست؟؟؟نقل قول:
2- I think you should read this post
کد:http://forum.p30world.com/showpost.php?p=3282929&postcount=25
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The correct form is
We always watch TV after lunch
P.S. I'm so concerned about Persian writing mistakes, I think before learning English, you should improve your mother tongue
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نقل قول:و خدا تاپیک گرامر را آفرید :31::46:
Time and prepositions
کد:http://forum.p30world.com/showpost.php?p=3356534&postcount=28
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- دقیقا کدوم غذا مد نظر شماست؟؟؟
oops ! :16:نقل قول:
P.S. I'm so concerned about Persian writing mistakes, I think before learning English, you should improve your mother tongue
[ برای مشاهده لینک ، با نام کاربری خود وارد شوید یا ثبت نام کنید ]
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خوب یه سوتی نه چندان مهم بود :31:
وگرنه اونقدر هم بوق نیستم ... تازه زبان مادری من فارسی هست ... واسه همین توی نوشتن کلمات عربی مشکل دارم :2&:
خوب سوال این بنده خدا هم گرامری بود و اینجا هم مشکلات گرامری بحث میشه ...نقل قول:
I think so ... but our teacher said "the" comes before it ... no problem ... thx anywayنقل قول:
The correct form is
We always watch TV after lunch
نقل قول:neither Lunch, nor T.V accept "the" so it is the best possible answer
Yes ... but let me write the question here :نقل قول:
neither Lunch, nor T.V accept "the" so it is the best possible answer
We Often Watch ---------- Television after dinner
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in my opinion "the" isn't true here
Now by the way the question is ready , what's the answer ??
still don't need "the"
of it doesn't , please tell me the reason so i can tell him his mistake by good reason ... thx
نقل قول:well, I think it is wrong, I've neverd heard "watch the television" television ya accepts 'the' but 't.v' never accepts the article 'the'(i'm not sure)...but about watching the television!! might be; ...! well, I'm sorta confused right now, I'm sure others have more reasonable answer for that...but having a look at this pase might be of some help:
کد:http://www.usingenglish.com/glossary/definite-article.html
I think watching television means to look at its machine , not the programs ... for examples look at it's buttons !! :31:
And because no one do this ... so i think it doesn't need "the"
plz explain about causative sentences..
نقل قول:Causative sentences; when u cause sb to do sth or u cause st to be done
n the grammar form is:
Get Somebody to do sth---> get Brain to do your homework:31:
have somebody do sth---> Have Brain do your homeword:31:
when u dun mention anybody, the structure would be:
have/get sth done--->I'm getting my homework done