Alice Said:

help identifying clauses?

We Answered:

Often there is an implied but unwritten [that] which would introduce a <subordinate clause>.

What did you see that time <[that] you went there>? (adj. clause)
She made him <what he’s wearing today>. (noun clause)
The committee may require <that she resign immediately>. (noun clause)
He <who hesitates> is lost. (adj. clause)
My colleague, <who is a fine pianist>, got the job. (adj. clause)
<That they already knew about it> came as a great surprise. (noun)
He asked me <whether I was sleeping>. (noun)
That "that" <that you wrote>, you misspelled. (adj.)
<Who will be chosen next> no one knows. (noun)
The play <[that] he’s in> folded last night. (adj.)
I require <that John leave for Calgary tomorrow>. (noun)
The book <[that] I was looking for> is out. (adj.)

Donna Said:

I recently discovered that my mom is cheating on my dad.. Help please :'(?

We Answered:

It 's not your faulIt! It's not your fault! IT IS NOT YOUR FAULT!!! Make peace with yourself. You will have a different perspective on the situation . Your mother has no right to blame you for the familly falling apart .She is to blame and she will have to take responsibility for her action. You won't need to tell your dad, he will find out.
You are asking about Pam, I think it is just another name for Rick.
Talk to an adult that you trust or, a school counselor or someone from you church. If that doesn't work look up the yellow pages for professional help . There is a lots of ressources for you out here, Do it now! Don't wait.
You are smart and a very wise person. You will be OK. Your mom did something right, YOU are proof of it. You have a lot of life ahead of you. I wish you all the best, and I will pray for you.

Judith Said:

Canadians, would you like to see our country have better relations with the US?

We Answered:

Well I am not a Canadian But I am a decedent of some brothers that travelled to Canada to make a settlement there. Enoc and Enos Haney (hence the birth of Haneysville) which they were European descendants. I had always thought our realtions were pretty good. But after the bombings, the bordercrossings became a problem since a few of the people that hijacked the plains came from Canada. Ofcourse we do not blame the Canadians in anyway, but we had to protect America. Still to this day many try to get here to harm our people (and you too). if this is the reason, please do not take this to heart. Ita all the borders they are trying to protect. If you want to know how the American I know feel of Canadian? We love Canada, we love the people, we love its beauty and what it stands for (all the people I know) and by the way my mothers side is Canadian indian.

Harvey Said:

I recently discovered that my mom is cheating on my dad.. Help please?

We Answered:

Ok chick let me give you some good advise. If it is an internet relationship cut the power cord to the PC in half LOL. Then she can't keep in contact. Then tell your mom if she leaves your dad you will never have anything to do with her again. Because to me it sounds like she is getting carried away on a mid life crisis.

My dad cheated on my mom and I told her. And I told him if you leave mom I won't hate you but I will just hang up the phone and it will be the last time we call. No hard feelings but mom works hard and has been a good wife and I have to support her not you. Tell your mom she is the one ruining your family not you. Then tell your dad and let him sort it out.

Harold Said:

My little sister acts like a spoil brat && my mom and dad don’t listen to a word I say.?

We Answered:

I understand where you are coming from. I'm one of 8, and most of my siblings are younger then nine years old. My parents like boys more. they always have, no matter how terrible they act, and it has always bugged me. My little brothers are 8, 6, and 4 and they treat my sisters and i with NO respect, and my parents are rough on my sisters and i. We work in the house, yard, and I have a job and give all my money to them! but don't get me wrong, i still love them. Here is what I think you should do: talk to your parents, calmly and rationally ( no yelling and saying omg! i hate u! cause we all know that that won't help). Tell them how you feel, and ask them why they seem to treat your younger sis easier. If they say, "what are you talking about?" stay calm and try, "PLEASE try to understand." or "please just listen to me".
Sometimes these talks help, so try. Although sometimes they don't but never give up. If you want, you could try to talk to your sis. No matter how much you think she hates u, you are her big sister and she (even if she won't admit it) looks up to you as sort of a role model. TRUST ME on that one, I know. =) Talking calmly always ends up working the best. Some smart person once said: "If you're in an argument, and the other person starts to yell, then you know that you have won!" Keeping it together is very important, so talk to your parents and even talk to your sis. I hope it works out!!!!!!