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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
No way to no way of
I read this in a book
In reality, there was no way to find anything in this mess.
shoud it not be
In reality, there was no way of finding anything with this mess.
In reality, there was no way to find anything in this mess.
shoud it not be
In reality, there was no way of finding anything with this mess.
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Both are correct and common. The meanings are the same.
- Both are correct and common.
- The meanings are the same.
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Anonymousin this mess
with this messWhy not?
(with this mess [in existence])
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If I may ask a grammar question
If you are watching a movie, and the character does something very scary like parachute out of a plane, can you say "I'm worried for her" "I'm afraid for her" "I'm stressed out for her even though I'm in front of my screen."
Is this an idiom
I'm afraid for my life.
Thank you Sir
If you are watching a movie, and the character does something very scary like parachute out of a plane, can you say "I'm worried for her" "I'm afraid for her" "I'm stressed out for her even though I'm in front of my screen."
Is this an idiom
I'm afraid for my life.
Thank you Sir
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There are several questions here.
I wouldn't call these idioms.
"To fear" has a transitive and an intransitive meaning.
I fear that tiger. I am afraid of that tiger.
I fear for my life. I am afraid for my life.
My wife is driving alone in a storm. I'm afraid for her.
Movies are supposed to turn on your emotions.
A really scary movie can make you fo
I wouldn't call these idioms.
"To fear" has a transitive and an intransitive meaning.
I fear that tiger. I am afraid of that tiger.
I fear for my life. I am afraid for my life.
My wife is driving alone in a storm. I'm afraid for her.
Movies are supposed to turn on your emotions.
A really scary movie can make you fo
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