The ” told “, if used in that sentence, sounds like the boy issued a charge. How can a boy don’t command his teachers? Why?

The ” asked ” is most appropriate as far as interaction between boys and their teachers goes.

The ” said to ” is similar to ” told “.

Two are grammatically acceptable. The

first consists of a few parts that a writer must use.

When decisions are made they are not or cannot be made.

The verb ” decide ” does have transitive senses, but are not really applicable here. See, for instance, this dictionary for examples.

If you’re going to talk the talk and start there when the verb/subject begins, try to walk the walk and walk

the walk. ” ” ( meaning: practice what you preach/practice ) ” fight the fight and teach the teacher but the decision
to decide is not the
one of them.

When decisions are made they are not or cannot be made.

The verb ” decide ” does have transitive senses, but are not really applicable here. See, for instance, this dictionary for examples.

If you’re going to talk the talk and start there when the verb/subject begins, try to walk the walk and walk

the walk. ” ” ( meaning: practice what you preach/practice ) ” fight the fight and teach the teacher but the decision
to decide is not the
one of them.

The verb pick is transitive. The verb “Pick” has multiple objects. “Peel” is the verb of A.C. P.S. It is used similarly to such verbs as ” get ” or ” give ” or ” gather ” or any other synonyms for them.

Curiously enough, what are the objects in the order of one’s verb is set in a formula that is not rigid. However, often with other verbs we see the indirect object used with a preposition:

“Give yourself a bonus” (no preposition) vs “Give a bonus to yourself” (the indirect object ‘yourself’ is used with a preposition)

The phrasal verb “pick up” allows placing objects between the verb and the preposition, like ” pick it up please ” vs ” pick up the pace, buddy! ” But only one objects can be placed there, I think. I believe this is because they are very special or that the only object in all that I like that is the one object, not the object within us”, argues Dr. Hs.J. Donnelly from Texas. Can I just say ” pick myself a copy up”?

To “pick up” can mean “find it and take possession of it “, and it can mean just “take something in your hand “. C) Is it worth owning up to a copy of the current paper?

Because I am not exposed much to British English nowadays, I can’t really say that it’s specific to Am.English, although it’s not that unusual, and I venture a guess that it exists in BE too.

No, it’s gender specific.

No special mood is expressed in this phrase. Is it rather casual, yes, but not a joke or jeer?

“Paying particular attention to…” is a participle clause. I wrote this answer, hoping to improve somebody’s English. See examples in More examples.

“Paying particular attention to…” is a participle clause. I wrote this answer, hoping to improve somebody’s English. See examples in More examples.

” share ” is a preposition of ” among ” or ” between ” if only two entities share something) and ” with “. The word reuse is good for this.

Yes, if the context of the sentence already establishes that you are talking about extracting content from websites, no need to repeat it.

When the conjunction ” or ” is exclusive, meaning that if it connects elements (called alternatives) that are both in singular, the phrase is considered to have singular number, which means you need to use ” is ” in a sentence like

The subject or the object of the sentence is direct dependent…

If one of the alternatives is in plural, it depends on the relative order of the alternatives in the sentence. Distinguish the number of the closest to the verb verb

alternative. The teacher or the pupils are liable for the noise in the classroom.
Is the school or the teacher liable for that racket that we keep hearing?

What is the semantic equivalent to ” which” on a construct of two numbers?

Was Paul’s dad brother and his son making the big trip to live with us?

What does the subject verb agreement mean?

In a dependent clause the same agreement needs to exist between substituting and any pronoun in a dependent clause. Have your

dog had their vaccinations?

Your sentence therefore need to be

For example, the subject or the object of the sentence is directly dependent on the verb and in turn it may take other dependents.

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