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Grammar
Includes properly using words and other components to form complete sentences; also inlcludes the various rules associated with forming sentences.
25,461 Questions
What is the root word contained in the word heroism?
Hero.
I imagine -ism (the act of) The act of being heroic.
Does first person pronoun always come as the second subjective pronoun in a sentence?
Me an' my friend went to the store. No, no, no. My friend and I went to the store.
As a rule of courtesy, you always mention yourself second in a sentence. "I" is the first person (singular) pronoun, and yes, "I" should come second in a sentence. You should put "we" (first person plural) second also.
When do you capitalize the word papacy?
maybe it's when you put the word in the sentence first. Papacy is a noun but it is not a title given to a person like "President". well, it's much more the same like "the presidency."
Yes, that is a complex sentence (a sentence that has an independent clause and a depended clause).
"Although Morse enjoys many sports," is the dependent clause. It cannot stand alone as a sentence.
"he likes running, biking, and swimming the most" is the independent clause.
Commas are used to separate items in a list, to separate introductory phrases or clauses, to set off non-essential information in a sentence, and to separate adjectives when they modify the same noun.
What are the uses of demography?
Demography is very important as it is used in the analysis of the relationships between the cultural, social, biological, and economical process that influences a given population. It helps man come with appropriate response as far as death, aging, migration and the response to birth is concerned.
What is the compound subject and compound predicate in Michelle and Diego wanted to write poems?
Compound subject: Michelle and Diego Compound predicate: wanted to write poems
What is the meaning of the root word sist?
The root word "sist" means "to stand" or "to exist." It can be found in words such as assist, resist, and consist.
"And" is a conjunction used to connect words, phrases, or clauses in a sentence. It is commonly used to join two similar ideas or add more information to a sentence. For example, "I like to read books and watch movies."
What are 10 words that have the root ped?
4-letter words
aped, oped, peds, sped
5-letter words
biped, caped, coped, doped, duped, gaped, hoped, hyped, imped, japed, loped, moped, pedal, pedes, pedro, piped, raped, riped, roped, siped, taped, toped, typed, umped, upped, wiped
6-letter words
aliped, beeped, bipeds, bopped, bumped, burped, camped, capped, carped, cleped, comped, cooped, copped, couped, craped, creped, cupped, cusped, damped, dapped, dipped, draped, dumped, dupped, eloped, fopped, gapped, gasped, gawped, gimped, gipped, griped, groped, gulped, gypped, happed, harped, hasped, heaped, helped, hipped, hooped, hopped, humped, impede, jauped, jeeped, jumped, kelped, kepped, kipped, lamped, lapped, leaped, limped, lipped, lisped, looped, lopped, louped, lumped, mapped, mopeds, mopped, mumped, napped, nipped, pedals, pedant, pedate, peddle, pedlar, pedler, pedros, peeped, pepped, pimped, pipped, pooped, popped, pulped, pumped, pupped, ramped, rapped, rasped, reaped, repped, ripped, romped, rouped, sapped, scaped, seeped, shaped, sipped, sliped, sloped, sniped, soaped, sopped, souped, stiped, stoped, supped, swiped, tamped, tapped, tipped, topped, tupped, vamped, wapped, warped, wisped, yapped, yauped, yawped, yelped, yipped, zapped, zipped
7-letter words
alipeds, bipedal, bleeped, blipped, blooped, champed, chapped, cheeped, chipped, chirped, chomped, chopped, chumped, clamped, clapped, clasped, clipped, clomped, clopped, clumped, cramped, crapped, crimped, crisped, cropped, crumped, dripped, drooped, dropped, escaped, flapped, flipped, flopped, flumped, frapped, galoped, glopped, grasped, gripped, grouped, grumped, impeded, impeder, impedes, knapped, knopped, outsped, pedagog, pedaled, pedants, peddled, peddler, peddles, pedicab, pedicel, pedicle, pedlars, pedlary, pedlers, pedlery, pedocal, plopped, plumped, popedom, prepped, primped, propped, quipped, retaped, retyped, scalped, scamped, scarped, scooped, scraped, sculped, sharped, shipped, shopped, skelped, skimped, skipped, slapped, slipped, slopped, slumped, slurped, snapped, sneaped, snipped, snooped, stamped, steeped, stepped, stomped, stooped, stopped, striped, stumped, swamped, swapped, swooped, swopped, taliped, thumped, torpedo, tramped, trapped, tripped, tromped, trooped, trouped, trumped, unhoped, unroped, usurped, whapped, wheeped, whelped, whipped, whomped, whooped, whopped, whumped, wrapped, ycleped
8-letter words
becapped, bedraped, beleaped, bishoped, cirriped, decamped, dognaped, dolloped, encamped, equipped, escarped, estopped, expedite, filliped, fissiped, galloped, gazumped, gossiped, hiccuped, impeders, impeding, kidnaped, larruped, lolloped, milleped, milliped, mistyped, multiped, pedagogs, pedagogy, pedalfer, pedalier, pedaling, pedalled, pedantic, pedantry, pedately, peddlers, peddlery, peddling, pederast, pedestal, pedicabs, pedicels, pedicled, pedicles, pedicure, pediform, pedigree, pediment, pedipalp, pedocals, pedology, peduncle, pinniped, plumiped, popedoms, pretaped, pretyped, recapped, recouped, redipped, remapped, repumped, reshaped, revamped, scrapped, scrimped, scrooped, shlepped, shlumped, shrimped, stampede, stapedes, strapped, stripped, stropped, talipeds, threaped, threeped, tittuped, torpedos, tripedal, uncapped, undamped, undraped, unhelped, unmapped, unripped, unshaped, untapped, untipped, unwarped, unzipped, upheaped, upleaped, walloped
9-letter words
backpedal, barhopped, beclasped, bethumped, bewrapped, bipedally, catnapped, centipede, chelipeds, chirruped, cirripeds, developed, dewlapped, dognapped, enclasped, entrapped, enveloped, enwrapped, escaloped, expedient, expedited, expediter, expedites, expeditor, fissipeds, gossipped, hiccupped, impedance, inclasped, inclipped, insculped, inwrapped, joypopped, kidnapped, lespedeza, millepeds, millipede, millipeds, misshaped, mudcapped, multipeds, outjumped, outleaped, outyelped, overhoped, overhyped, overpedal, pedagogic, pedagogue, pedalfers, pedaliers, pedalling, pederasts, pederasty, pedestals, pediatric, pedicured, pedicures, pedigreed, pedigrees, pediments, pedipalps, pedlaries, pedleries, pedocalic, pedogenic, pedologic, pedometer, pedophile, peduncled, peduncles, petnapped, pinnipeds, plumipeds, preshaped, quadruped, reclasped, regrouped, reshipped, restamped, rewrapped, riprapped, scalloped, schlepped, schlumped, scolloped, stampeded, stampeder, stampedes, stapedial, tittupped, torpedoed, torpedoes, unclamped, unclasped, unclipped, uncropped, ungrouped, unimpeded, unshipped, unsnapped, unstepped, unstopped, unwrapped, uppropped, upstepped, worshiped
10-letter words
airdropped, backpedals, bipedalism, bipedality, centipedes, cyclopedia, cyclopedic, diapedeses, diapedesis, escalloped, expedience, expediency, expedients, expediters, expediting, expedition, expeditors, impedances, impediment, interloped, karyotyped, kinescoped, kneecapped, landscaped, lespedezas, maxilliped, millipedes, misstopped, orthopedic, outcropped, outdropped, outscooped, outtrumped, overheaped, overlapped, overleaped, overpedals, overpumped, oversupped, overtipped, overtopped, pedagogics, pedagogies, pedagogues, pedantries, peddleries, pederastic, pedestaled, pedestrian, pediatrics, pediatrist, pediculate, pediculous, pedicuring, pedicurist, pedimental, pedimented, pedologies, pedologist, pedometers, pedophiles, pedophilia, pedophilic, peduncular, prestamped, prewrapped, quadrupeds, reequipped, ropedancer, sideswiped, snowcapped, stampeders, stampeding, stenotyped, superhyped, telescoped, torpedoing, unpedantic, unstrapped, velocipede, videotaped, wiretapped, worshipped
11-letter words
backdropped, backpedaled, backslapped, backstopped, bipedalisms, blacktopped, bullwhipped, codeveloped, crowstepped, cyclopedias, cypripedium, expediences, expediently, expeditions, expeditious, handicapped, hedgehopped, impedimenta, impediments, inexpedient, interlapped, livetrapped, maxillipeds, orthopedics, orthopedist, outstripped, overcropped, overpedaled, overslipped, overstepped, overtrumped, paradropped, pedagogical, pederasties, pedestaling, pedestalled, pedestrians, pediatrists, pedicellate, pediculates, pediculoses, pediculosis, pedicurists, pedogeneses, pedogenesis, pedogenetic, pedological, pedologists, pedophiliac, pedophilias, pedunculate, photomapped, quadrupedal, redeveloped, ropedancers, ropedancing, sideslipped, sidestepped, stereotyped, transhipped, transshaped, underlapped, undeveloped, velocipedes
12-letter words
backpedaling, backpedalled, bipedalities, bootstrapped, carrottopped, cypripediums, eavesdropped, electrotyped, encyclopedia, encyclopedic, expediencies, expediential, fellowshiped, fluoroscoped, horsewhipped, inexpedience, inexpediency, intercropped, misdeveloped, mousetrapped, orthopedists, overequipped, overpedaling, overpedalled, pedantically, pedestalling, pediatrician, pedunculated, relandscaped, ropedancings, sharecropped, stapedectomy, transshipped
13-letter words
backpedalling, encyclopedias, encyclopedism, encyclopedist, expeditionary, expeditiously, fellowshipped, fieldstripped, inexpediences, inexpediently, overdeveloped, overpedalling, pedagogically, pedestrianism, pediatricians, pediculosises
14-letter words
counterstepped, daguerreotyped, encyclopedisms, encyclopedists, inexpediencies, nonhandicapped, orthopedically, parallelepiped, pedestrianisms, sesquipedalian, stapedectomies, underdeveloped
15-letter words
expeditiousness, parallelepipeds
16-letter words
encyclopedically, multihandicapped
17-letter words
expeditiousnesses
What is the meaning of the root zo?
what does Zoology mean?
Biology has been divided into 2 parts -Botany & Zoology
Botany refers 2 the study of plants &
Zoology refers 2 the study of animals
The study of animals
Can you give me a sentence with the word hemisphere in it?
In sixth grade we study the Western Hemisphere and right now we're on the topic of Northwest Coast Indians.
What is the root meaning for the word meander?
The word meander (from the Greek Maiandros) is the name of a river that was famous in antiquity for winding. Hence the word means "to behave like the Meander" that is to wind and turn like a river on a flat alluvial plain. Said loosely of any irregular itinerary.
What is the root word for poetic?
The root word for "poetic" is "poet," which comes from the Latin word "poeta," meaning "maker" or "author."
What is an example of a sentence using the word 'disposition'?
'The child had a kind and friendly disposition.'
'The commander had many soldiers at his disposition.'
Yes, "should" can be used as a subjunctive verb to express shades of necessity, obligation, or polite requests. For example, "I suggest that he should study more" or "It is important that she should arrive on time."
The correct form is "Does she have." The verb "have" changes to "has" when used with third person singular subjects like "she."
Which is correct geared at or geared toward?
Both "geared at" and "geared toward" are commonly used and considered correct in informal contexts. However, "geared toward" is more widely accepted and considered more formal than "geared at."
Should you capitalize the first word in a letter eg Dear John?
Yes, it is standard to capitalize the first word in a formal letter like "Dear John." This is done to show respect and proper formatting in written communication.
Complete indirect object: "her boyfriend"; simple indirect object: "boyfriend"
The gerund is "Driving" and the gerund phrase is "Driving carelessly".
