The Cat Language Mandy: Do you know what the yellow cat told the green cat? Mandy: I tell you. I know all cat languages. She told the green cat that she wants to color her right ear red. Andy: And what the green cat said? I heard her meow. Mandy: She suggested her to color her tail as well and make it fluffy. She told her that she would look hot. Andy: And what the yellow cat said? Mandy: She said it’s a very good idea. She said she would do it.

using sad I’m sad because I haven’t read open source guide yet. Why are you looking sad? I haven’t got a job yet. Why so sad? Because you stole my lucky under wear. Why the sad look? Because you wore his lucky hat and made it unlucky hat. I feel sad when I get tired. I feel very sad when I feel that I’m not progressing. I feel very sad when I think I’ve wasted so much time that I can’t succeed now. Why are you sounding sad? Don’t you have facebook. It’s been ten minutes internet isn’t working. I want to upload two pictures. Don’t touch my pen. I’ll be very mad and sad if you break it or lose it. I’ll sell it for some millions when I become a very famous writer. I’m very sad because nobody has liked my pictures yet. Don’t be sad because we can solve this problem. I’ll like your picture and you like my pictures. I’ll comment on your picture and posts and you do the same. We’ll show surprise, okay? Let’s start the conversation. Should you be sad if you don’t have a job? Why is he so sad? He lost his dad a month ago. I feel very sad because I feel I’m too much behind others.

using frighten She closes her eyes to avoid watching movie parts which frighten her. I’m not going to frighten the dog with firecrackers. Gun fires frighten my horses every time. He tried to frighten me with his shot-gun. Don’t be frighten of life or challenges. I’m not frightened of any rat. It’s just good manners to jump aside as quickly as possible and let the lion, I mean rat, pass if it comes towards you. The loss of my father has frightened me of my future. She was frightened by the black cat. He’s not frightened of snakes. I’m not frightened of working hard. He’s frightened of rats. The cat isn’t frightened of us. I’m not frightened of heights. I’m just not used to of heights. Don’t speak that loud. You’re frightening my kids. He tried to frighten me by driving very fast. I won’t go up there. The height will frighten me to the death. You should be frightened of that black dog. It won’t let you pass without a bite.

using afraid I’m afraid of her thinking very negative about her life. I’m afraid of her seeing her life as a very bad life. I’m not afraid of their dog. I’m afraid of their dog biting my leg. Are you afraid that I’ll break your car? You mustn’t be afraid of trying new things if you want to get better. Don’t be afraid of talking if you want a job. Don’t be afraid of writing silly stuff. All famous imaginary stories are silly if you see them this way.

"recommend somebody to do something" sentence pattern Is the following sentence pattern wrong, uncommon, or formal? Sentence pattern: recommend somebody to do something I made sentences with that sentence pattern but I’ve been told that I should have used “I recommend that …” instead. Both oxford dictionary and longman dictionary list this sentence pattern on their pages. I've added the links below. http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/recommend?q=recommend http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/recommend

practicing using the word "recommend" I recommended him to stop watching TV if he want to get better in studies. I recommend you to practice English everyday. I recommend you to write two pages everyday for improving your writing. I didn’t recommend Alice to read a book upside down. She must be texting behind it. She recommended me to listen to music while working for not getting tired soon. I recommend you to talk with somebody for getting better at talking. I recommend her to talk with somebody if she wants to get better at talking. There are a lot of people who recommend to practice deliberately for getting better at something. How can you practice English deliberately? I recommended him to eat more for gaining some weight. He’s very thin. I recommend him to gain some weight.

phrasal verb - ask for someone I want to understand the phrasal verb “ask for someone”. Example sentence: Ben: Your mother is asking for you. My question is, what has happened or what’s the situation? I have these two situations in my mind. Which one is correct? Situation 1: The mother asked Ben to tell her daughter that her mother want her to come and speak with her (mother). And now Ben is telling “the daughter” that “Your mother is asking for you”. Situation 2: Ben saw or knows that the mother was looking for her daughter. And now Ben is telling “the daughter” that “Your mother is asking for you”.

despair and contempt What does these sentences mean? She let out a cry of despair. She holds them in contempt.Can you please use the sentence "She let out a cry of despair" in some context? if you had not told me, I would have used it like I am using bellow. Adnan was in despair and told everything to Jura, like this and that is bad in my life. And now Jura is telling to someone else that "Adnan let out a cry of despair"