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The Adjective Clause Recognize an adjective clause when you see one. An adjective clause—also called an  adjectival  or  relative  clause—will meet three requirements: First, it will contain a  subject  and  verb . Next, it will begin with a  relative pronoun  [ who ,  whom ,  whose ,  that , or  which ] or a  relative adverb  [ when ,  where , or  why ]. Finally, it will function as an  adjective , answering the questions  What kind?   How many?  or  Which one? The adjective clause will follow one of these two patterns: Relative Pronoun or Adverb  +  Subject  +  Verb                   v                    Relative Pronoun as Subject  +  Verb Here are some examples: Whose big, brown eyes pleaded for another cookie Whose ...

Sentences. 1.- Reticent. She's strangely reticent about her son. 2.- Phobia. Joseph has a phobia about snakes. 3.- Merit. The merit of Bruce is that he did not despise the lesson. 4.- Extroverted. She's extroverted, confident and gives rousing lectures. 5.- Adverse. Taxes are having an adverse effect on the production. 6.- Syndrome There are people who suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome. 7.- Chronic. He has a chronic heart disease. 8.- Kindred Souls. My wife kathy is my kindred soul. 9.- Misattributions. The professor misattributed Robert's famous line to Shakespeare. 10.- Handicap. No speaking the Language is a handicap. 11.- Aloof She has always kept herself aloof from the boys in class. 12.- Condescending. Professor Robert's manner is extremely condescending.

THE TIPPING POINT.                                                                                                                                                             1.TIPPING:TO PUT OR FORM A TIP ON. ON THE TIP OF  TONGUE.(Dictionary 's answer). In my opinion it is an example: Martha olmost said the answer about the question : What is the meaning of the tipping point? 2.POINT: DICTIONARY. USE OR VALUE. In my opinion it is an example:my father bought me the news shoe that is unfashionable for decade.(the tipping point.) WHEN  A PEOPLE WANT TO PERSUADE YOU, HE WILL  TREAT TO ...

Being bold has its benefits as well as its downsides. It's an advantage sometimes when you have to make sth clear to sb, however you got to be careful because many people would think that you are arrogant if you exaggerate... So I think it's  good, but only for certain situations... Which brings me to think that I prefer to be bold to being bashful...

Hi everyone!This post is about internet and other addictions. In those last days, internet more than an advantage has become an increasingly disadvantage which affects everybody in a very direct way. Spending time surfing the net is one of the most common spare time for children, teens, young, adult, and everybody, despite this activity is considered harmless is becoming deeply an addiction which in the same way affect our social life and relationships. Sometime people detects their addiction by putting the pieces together through logical analysis. Some others, decide to cut out time online and know how much they depend on the internet. Certainly, we have been talking about the internet, but as this one we also have to identify common addictions that have been for ages out of the authorities control and above all else out of ourselves controls.

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