Someone asked me why there are sentences as follow:
These books are my favorite.
These are my favorite books.
Yes, the two sentences are right and the meaning is the same. We can say like that because the word “Favorite” has two functions. Those are the adjective and noun so we can place the word “favorite” both as the adjective position and noun position.
That’s all. Any idea? Tell us below here!
Hello readers, today I invite you to discus about comfortable and convenient because someone asked me several days ago about the two words.
If you have any idea and opinion about comfortable and convenient, please let us know and voice your opinions about comfortable and convenient by commenting below.
For me, comfortable and convenient have the same meaning, but:
Comfortable : something relaxing and making us soft.
Convenient : something suitable and practical.
Come on everyone. Help us to find the difference of the two words if any.
“Will and be going to” are the words to form the Future Tense. The words are to express something happens in the future.
However there is the different in using the words:
Will is used to express a promise or something that will happen if something else is done. Examples:
I will come to your house next week.
I will come to your house if you invite me.
Be going to is used to express a plan. Examples:
I am going to spend my holidays in my Grandpa’s house.
I am going to come to your house when your mother is out.
That’s all from me, and as usual, if you have your own opinions, please share with us here.
Someone asked me the difference between “dissatisfied and unsatisfied”. Well, now I am going to try to explain.
Dissatisfied means someone who is not satisfied, unhappy, frustrated, or disappointed with someone, something, or situation. Example:
I am very dissatisfied with the service from the Bank.
Unsatisfied means the feeling of needing more and it can refer to something abstract. Example:
I have washed my left hand three times until it’s clean, but it’s still unsatisfied.
Well, if you are still dissatisfied with my explanation, please find out more, and if you have any idea and opinion, please let us know.
Thanks.
In the former post, I have discussed about Active Voice. As we have know that active voice is formed by “to be + V3/past participle. Well, today I will give you some of irregular verbs from base form/present, past, and past participle.
| Present | Past | Past Participle |
| be | was, were | been |
| become | became | become |
| buy | bought | bought |
| cut | cut | cut |
| come | came | come |
| eat | ate | eaten |
| feel | felt | felt |
Well, today I can’t give all the irregular verbs, because there are still many. But, I promise that I will give someday. I am sorry because today I am so so busy.
When we compare two things, we say “between”
When we compare three or more things, we say “among'”
Now let’s see the examples below:
I can’t choose the best one between apple and orange.
John is the cleverest student among the students in class A.
That’s all, Readers! I’m gonna take a rest first.