Words & Wordplay. What Is The Word That Describes The Smell Of Rain? What Is The Difference Between The Two Sentences?
Words & Wordplay. You Know, When It's Been Really Dry For A While, And Then It Rains And You Get That Amazing Earthy Smell. I Know There Is An Actual
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Words Wordplay : What Is The Word That Describes The Smell Of Rain
You know, when it's been really dry for a while, and then it rains and you get that amazing earthy smell. I know there is an actual word for it, but I can't remember the word or where I found it. No, you all know what I mean, but there is actually a name for it, not just a word to describe it. BTW, is it weird to like that smell? ~~~ Annabel ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Is The Difference Between The Two Sentences
Hi I am learning English. I am confused by plurals. What is the difference between. The name of the students and the names of the students. ~~~ Iwanttoknow ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Happens If Theres A Mistake In The Dictionary
If there is a spelling mistake in the dictionairy, does that mean that a new spelling would be adopted? or would it have to be reprinted? and who would notice? ~~~ Jonno51 ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Is The Difference Between Empathy And Sympathy
People seem to use them interchangeably. Does anyone know the difference? I have heard that one is when you share someone's feelings because you have experienced something similar... and the other is when you understand their feelings without having experienced the same thing. But I can't remember which is which. ~~~ Answer Me! ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Is The Best Way To Retain Information
I appear to have the attention span of a midge! I cannot seem to digest information by reading it. If I listen to it or watch it it sinks in much more easily. Does anyone know any genuine techniques to improve this, which would help me absorb information more efficiently? ~~~ Tarnibee ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Is The Word For A Animal That Is Nocturnal And Diturnal
I was just wondering since there is one for day and then one for night. What is the word for both? ~~~ Quigley ~~~
Words Wordplay : How Many English Words Can You Make From The Letters In Argentina
You may only use a letter as many times as it appears in the main word in any of yours. ~~~ WILLIAM S ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Websites Can I Go On To Search For Romantic Words Rhymes Stories Or Sentences
I want to know if anyone is aware of good websites where i can search for romantic stories, rhymes, words or sentence? The problems is i know a couple but i have run short of what to say and i do not want a situation where by i keep on repeating the same words to my girlfriend. She is Asian (Indian) am not sure if that would help more with your answer. I would like reasonable and truthful answers, also legitimate websites and the words have to be good words. Thank you very much. ~~~ mdtaiwo ~~~
Words Wordplay : Whatas The Difference Between Road Street Drive Avenue To Name Ways In English
Some of them are quite similar and I dona€™t understand why it is Road and not Street! Or Drive and not Road and so on! ~~~ ERASURE ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Is A Silver Lining On A Cloud As Referred To In The Saying
Clouds have many bright shades but a silver one? Where does this saying come from and why silver? ~~~ sabana ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Is The Funniest Spelling Mistake You Have Read On Yahoo
Today I read about collusion instead of a collision. I had to laugh. ~~~ D ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Is The Difference Between A Hospital And A Infirmary
What is the main and overriding difference between a hospital and an infirmary, and do these distinctions only apply in Britain? ~~~ Dandelion8 ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Is The Difference Between Smelly And Stinky And What Situations Should I Use Them
is there any time one is better than the other or more appropriate also what about pongy or whiffy? ~~~ 676petersonjenni ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Plain English Words Can Be Used Instead Of Stakeholder And Interlocutor
Both are fast becoming commonly used words but are dreadful. Isn't there a normal word for "stakeholder" and better way to say "stakeholder buy-in", and "key interlocutor" without resorting to this awful jargon? ~~~ Poo Poo ~~~
Words Wordplay : How Do You Know When To Use A Comma And When To Leave One Out Exactly
What set rule is there for using, and leaving out commas? How do you know whether to do a run-on sentence or a punctuated one? ~~~ mark c ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Would You Call The Screening Rooms Within The Cinema
What would you tend to call them, if you had to draw the distinction? For instance, if you were talking going back from the shop or the toilets into the film? The auditorium? The theatre? The screen? I never know what word to use. OK, the thing about going to the shop or the toilet was just an EXAMPLE. I've found myself needing a term for it in many different contexts, especially since I like cinema so much, and the whole cinema experience. ~~~ Private Erin Coolidge ~~~
Words Wordplay : Whats The Difference Between An Assumption And A Presumption
i can't be bothered looking it up in the dictonary. ~~~ Ste B ~~~
Words Wordplay : What Does WHEREAS Mean When Used As The Introduction To A Letter In Place Of Dear Sir
WHEREAS is in large capitals, and the W is an even larger dropped capital. The word seems to be part of the first sentence, but the sentence makes more sense without it. To cut a long formal letter down to size, what it said was: WHEREAS The drains outside your property are blocked. You have 24hr. to fix them before we do so at your expense. With WHEREAS, the first sentence is incomplete. Without it the sentence would be OK. It couldn't be a continuation, because there was no previous. ~~~ Mr Bitout ~~~
Words Wordplay : Can Someone Explain The Difference Between Licence And License
to me please. In very basic. I dont understand the whole noun, verb type thinggy. And if anyone has a rule to help me remember that would be great. Ie I remember the difference between stationery and stationary cos the E is for envelope! I have no idea what a noun is, and no idea what a verb is And I use English English, not US English ~~~ OriginalBubble ~~~
Words Wordplay : Specifically Is Using Capital Letters At The Start Of Sentences Part Of Grammar
I know grammar includes syntex and morphology. Obviously a variety of things make up a good sentence (grammar, punctuation etc.). Does using capital letters at the start of sentences come directly under the use of grammar, or another term? Hope this makes sense. ~~~ iBac ~~~
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