Is it grammatically correct and natural enough? ✅It is sad to watch people being blind,even though the truth is poking them in the eyes actually.

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I’ve learned prepositional phrases can be adjective clause and adverb clause. About the sentence below, I want you to explain whether “at ease” and “about the company’s future” function as adjective or adverb phrase. “The positive financial results put the investors at ease about the company's future.”

What does this mean “trying to get to take food” out of my hand?

1. The metal must be able to withstand very high temperature such as are encountered in the pressure compressor. 2. The metal must be able to withstand very high temperature of the kind which are encountered in the pressure compressor. 3. The metal must be able to withstand very high temperature which of the kind are encountered in the pressure compressor. 4. The metal must be able to withstand very high temperature something of the kind are encountered in the pressure compressor. 5. The metal must be able to withstand very high temperature which are encountered in the pressure compressor. Question: Which is/are grammatically correct? Do they all have the same meaning?

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How to say in Pashto " Tommorow, we have a splendid party. Try, not to forget"