When using the verb will in its volitional sense, its past tense is willed. “would” only is used as a modal in traditional English, expressing either a conditional aspect or the future in the past. None of these examples are grammatical.

How would you use this usage if you want to be understood?

When using the verb will in its volitional sense, its past tense is willed. “would” only is used as a modal in traditional English, expressing either a conditional aspect or the future in the past. None of these examples are grammatical.

How would you use this usage if you want to be understood?

What is the best way to ask a question that you asked 2 years ago? This is what I have come up with!

• The Big Mess Construction is an adjective phrase (and an adjective as the head) not a noun phrase.

• Note: The adverbs ‘too’,’so’, ‘how’, ‘as’ and so forth have an optional prepositional phrase “of something’as a complement.

Why

  is it good for a cook?  

The adjective “good” is the head of this phrase. Adverb ‘as’ is an adjunct. PP ‘of a cook’ is the complement. This post is going to be about ‘old-time’,

  'of' and what is  

being deleted resulting in: ‘Still a good cook’, which is how this is most often said. No one deletes ‘of’ in these constructions.

The BMC is normally

a predicate adjective phrase, but often it appears to be the subject of a clause or the object of a verb – contradicting the theory that it’s an adjective phrase entirely. Whereas adjectives can be subject but object?

  The company had never faced anything that very specific and... difficult. *  

My theory is that this a complex ellipsis where the head is deleted. In a full sentence, the company would

  say: "The company had never faced any problem that was so difficult as to be an employee of the company."  

How did you prepare for the 2017 YTO?

Either…or means exclusively one or the other. Is it true that a combination of two truths is true, but another is more false than the other? Where XOR gets mentioned in boolean algebra.

What can I make as my dessert? Is ice cream or cake a good option?

Can you think of more than one option for the child? Can one be true?

Either…or means exclusively one or the other. Is it true that a combination of two truths is true, but another is more false than the other? Where XOR gets mentioned in boolean algebra.

What can I make as my dessert? Is ice cream or cake a good option?

Can you think of more than one option for the child? Can one be true?

In the first version a “1991 was year in which I devoted myself” is placed, but sometimes unintentionally so. So, the grammar is pretty similar, it is a matter of emphasis.