0
What else can I help you with?
What has the author Malcolm Miller written?
Malcolm Miller has written: 'Every window tells a story'
What is found near a window?
a window pain or you when you are standing next to it
Does standing on a chair you were just able to reach the high window demonstrate the correct use of modifiers?
No, the phrase "standing on a chair you were just able to reach the high window" does not demonstrate the correct use of modifiers. It is unclear who is standing on the chair, as the modifier "you" is misplaced, leading to confusion. A clearer construction would be, "You were able to reach the high window by standing on a chair." This rearrangement clarifies the actions and the subject.
What are the disadvantages of a poster?
Not all posters are where people wait some are in a shop window and some people don’t even look in there to read it. If the poster isn't colorful or attractive then no one will look at it.
What is a sentence for the word pellucid?
one day I was just standing in front of a window the suddenly pellucidity through the window
What do you do if someone has been standing outside your window for 7 hours throwing gravel at your window asking to get a hamburger?
Call the police.....
Loosened her hair i the casement mean?
in the poem the highwayman, the girl is standing at the window - casement - and with her long hair open
How do you tell if he has a crush on you?
He's standing outside your bedroom window right now...
How did romeo find juliets window?
She was standing in it. It would have been hard to miss.
What is the height of an area?
Area is a two-dimensional concept. Generally the two dimensions are referred to as length and breadth, or length and width. In such a case it has no height: it does not exist.However, in the case of 2-D objects in the vertical plane - for example, a poster or a window - the height of its area would be the extent of the poster or window, or whatever, from its top to its bottom.
Where could you find a photo or a drawing with a person standing beside the window?
Google Images
Why did myrtle Wilson have such a peculiar expression on her face when she looked out her window?
She saw a man standing there
