I'm impressed on the word smitten has totally different meanings. Look:
Smitten is the past participle of the word smite that could be to hit someone strongly or to be deeply attracted to someone.
Could you guys give some examples with those both meanings?
I would like to know from you guys, how do you often think about organic sentence constructions. Not short sentences like "I'm fine", "How are you?", "How was you day?", "I'm doing well.".
You can share your own thoughts or share links to articles.
I have doubts about how and where use the best way to indicate possession. For example:
"The man's" car or "The car of the man"?
"The workspace height of the Document Editor" or "The Document Editor Workspace height"?
I hope you can help make that more understandable to me.
Books are helping me a lot. Many new words and expressions to understand. One of them was The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by MARK TWAIN. Take a look. It is a interesting story.
What books can you indicate?
