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Which preposition is used with accommodating: to for If you are trying to say people will be will to do things accommodating to accommodating towards might be used accommodating for might not have a meaning you are not, except in certain parts of Amsterdam
Which word to describe a person who agrees with anything? The first word that comes to mind is yeasayer (see also yeasayer in Collins), which the Urban Dictionary defines as The opposite of naysayer - in other words a person who habitually expresses positive views, says yes When you are looking for an adjective, you could say that such a person is very accommodating (although this sounds positive) or complaisant (which is rather old-fashioned) For
idioms - Bring forward vs. put forward a proposal - English Language . . . You can persuade another delegation to revise its proposal, to make it more accommodating of your wishes You can merge your proposal with the proposal of another delegation You can persuade the conference to amend a proposal put forward by another delegation, again to bring it more into line with your wishes
Is integrious a valid word? - English Language Learners Stack Exchange A thousand mention of gratitude for accommodating accounting my query, as well as introducing me to a foreign word (felicitous)! But, if it's not too much to ask, ma'am, may I know the reason why it could be beneficial to disregard feeling of?
word request - English Language Learners Stack Exchange My girlfriend is an amazing person that is always OK with any suggestion: she would be pleased by any place I prpose to visit, any idea of movies She likes all kind of music, or all genre of movie
american english - The confusion about the word accommodation . . . Accommodation as a place to stay is uncountable in BrE According to Macmillan Dictionary, accommodations (always plural) in AmE can mean the same thing So in BrE and AmE, it's either accommodation or accommodations An accommodation in the news (CNN) seems to be an act of accommodating, I believe
complementation - Why is He knows to swim incorrect? - English . . . The other answers told you the meanings were different, but I feel like they're missing something The reason "He knows to swim" is incorrect for the meaning you intend is that "know" has multiple meanings in English, so you have to disambiguate it by changing the rest of the sentence If you want "I know X" to mean "I am aware that I am supposed to do X", then you probably shouldn't put "how