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Nathan Carr Fullerton: How to Use Prepositions Of, Off, For, and To

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have noticed that many people often use prepositions incorrectly. With an aim to help those people, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have decided to write a blog regarding the same. Here, in this blog, I will tell you about four prepositions of, off, for, and to. Before explaining you about these prepositions, I would like to tell you that if you want to master prepositions, it is must for you to consult a well-known, trustworthy dictionary. The dictionary will let you know with which word you have to use which preposition.

  About the Preposition ‘Of’:

  Rule 1:

  You should use preposition ‘of’ when you want to inform that something/someone belongs to/relates to/connects with something/someone.

  Examples:

  The flowers of this bouquet smell nice.

  What are the highlights of this match?

  Rule 2:

  When you want to mention any ‘reference’, you should use the preposition ‘of’ for the same.

  Examples:

  She was married in the winter of 2010.

  This is the picture of my friend.

  Rule 3:

  You should use the preposition ‘of’ to show a relation between a number and another noun or pronoun that might also be a number.

Examples:

  He got five out of ten in the test. 

  A large number of students protested against the principal.

  About the Preposition ‘Off’:

  Rule 1:

  When you have to express separation through your sentence, you can use the word ‘off’.

  Examples:

  He is off duty today.

  She fell off a ladder.

  Rule 2:

  When you have to express disconnection, you can use the preposition ‘off’

  Please turn off the television.

Please cut off the wire.

  About the Preposition ‘For’:

  Rule 1:

  When you have to mention that something is for some purpose, you should use the preposition ‘for’.

  Examples:

  The stadium is made for organizing hockey matches.

  I am preparing a cake for your birthday.

  Rule 2:

  You can use the word ‘for’ for because of in your sentence.

  Examples:

  He has succeeded to bag the prize for his hard work.

  I have decided to quit the job for my new boss.

  Rule 3:

  You can use the preposition ‘for’ to show time or duration.

  Examples:

  He has been living in the town for years.

  This is the all that you have to do today.

  About the Preposition ‘To’:

  Rule 1:

  When you move toward someone/something, you should use the preposition ‘of’.

  Examples:

  I am going to home.

  We have sent the email to him.

  Please send this back to him.

  Rule 2:

  When you want to mention about the limit or ending point of something, you should use the preposition ‘to’.

  Examples:

  The stock prices go up to 1000 dollars.

  His savings went up to 10000 dollars.  

  Rule 3:

  You can use the preposition ‘to’ show any relationship.

  Examples:

  This bag is very important to him.

  This was the best answer to your question.

  Rule 4:

  You can use the preposition ‘to’ to indicate a period of time.

  Examples:  

  You can contact me nine to five, Monday to Friday.

  It is ten to 6.

  I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am sure that you would have for sure liked the blog.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton: How to Use Preposition ‘On’

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have noticed one thing that most of the people make mistakes when it comes to use correct prepositions. Therefore, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have decided to write blogs about prepositions with an aim to help those people. However, at the same time, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to inform you that there are no hard and fast rules to choose a preposition. It completely depends upon the situation about which you are discussing. Here, I would discuss about preposition ‘on’.

1: When something covers or touches the surface of something.

Examples:

The cat is on the table.

The pen is on the bed.

The cup is on the desk.

He is playing football on the field.

2: When something is supported by someone or something.

Examples:

He is standing on his left leg.

You should hang your shirt on the hook.

3: You can use ‘on’ to show a means of transportation.

Examples:

He is on the plane.

He is on the bus.

He will come on my bike.

4: Use on when you have to mention a day or date.

Examples:

I will meet him on Tuesday.

I will meet him on the evening of May 28.

I will visit your house on your birthday.

He came on Sunday.

We meet on Tuesdays.

5:

You should use ‘on’ when you have to talk about immediately after something.

Examples:

 On going to the hotel, you will meet Mr. Jack.

 Report your boss on your arrival.

6:

When you have to talk about someone or something, you can use ‘on’.

Examples:

He has written a novel on cruelty against women.

You should be ready to face a test on English Grammar.

7:

When you are talking about something that is being carried by someone or is in the possession of someone.

Example:

Have they got any money on them?

8:

You should use ‘on’ when you have to mention that someone belongs to an organization or group.

Examples:

 He is on the committee/jury/panel for watching the contest.

9:

You should use ‘on’ when you are talking about eating or drinking something, including medicines.

She lives on junk foods.

His life completely depends on medicines.

10:

When you have to mention a direction, you should use this preposition ‘on’.

Turn on the left.

She turned her back on his boyfriend.

11:

When you have to mention that a place is near to the other place, you should use ‘on’.

His house is on the beach.

He lives on the outskirts of the city with his family.

12:

When you have to mention the basis or reason for something, you should use ‘on’.

Examples:

The novel is based on a real story.

I applied for this job on the advice from my friend.

13:

You should use on when you have to talk about ‘paid for by something’.

Examples:

No one can feed his family on $50 a week.

14: 

You should use on when you have to mention that you have done something using something.

Examples:

I played a tune on my flute.

You can talk to me on the phone.

15:

When you compare two or more things, you can use on.

Examples:

There is improvement on scores this time that last time.

16:

You can use on to describe an activity or a state.

Examples:

He is on a business trip.

The house is available on loan.

Lastly, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say that do mug up the above mentioned rules as they would help you a lot to use preposition on accurately to a big extent.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton: Use of ‘to’ with ‘Verb I+ ing’

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have noticed that many people use incorrectly use ‘to’ with ‘verb I + ing’. This simple mistake in their write ups make their write ups odd for readers. Here, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have tried to help those writers by bringing some rules for them. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am sure that the rules would really be helpful for everyone. Rule 1: I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to inform you that you should use to verb I + ing’ when you see that ‘to’ is the part of a phrasal verb. Examples: 1: I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am looking forward to meeting my friends tonight. 2: She has confessed to killing his husband. 3: He objects to watching a movie. 4: He has devoted his life to helping the needy. Special Note: Every verb + preposition is not a phrasal verb. The phrasal verb is the verb in which the preposition changes the meaning of the verb. Rule 2: I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to inform you that you should you ‘verb I+ ing’ after ‘to’ when to is the part of an adjective + preposition combination. Examples: 1: She is addicted to drinking. 2: He is committed to helping you. 3: The government is dedicated to improving the life standard of its citizens. Rule 3: I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to inform you that you should use ‘verb I+ ing’ after ‘to’ when to is the part of a noun + preposition combination. Examples: 1: His addiction to gambling has created a trouble for his family. 2: His dedication to reading books is unmatchable. Lastly, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say that keeping these rules in mind would help you a lot to avoid mistakes related to ‘to’ with ‘verb I+ ing’. So, do remember these rules.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton: 21Must to Read Novels for You

Do you love reading novels? If your answer to the question is ‘yes’, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say you have ended up at the right place. Here, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would let you know about 21 novels that would for sure entertain you and provide get pleasure to you.

1:

Heart of Darkness:

Joseph Conrad has written ‘Hear of Darkness’. The novel describes the story of Marlow and his journey to the Congo river. The novel is developed on themes of colonialism, racism, savagery and civilization.

2:

Under the Net:

Written by Iris Murdoch, Under the Net was firstly published in 1954. Jake Donaghue is the hero of the novel. He is a struggling writer. This was chosen as one of the best 100 novels in English language.

3:

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy:

Written by John le Carré, ‘Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy’ is a great spy novel. The novel develops around the character of George Smiley, a middle aged intelligence officer who is forced to take retirement.  

4:

One Thousand and One Nights:

Written by Anon, One Thousand and One Nights is a collection of South Asian and West stories. The novel revolves around a Persian kind and her bride.

5:

Midnight’s Children by Salman Rushdie:

Midnight’s Children is the work of a well-known author, Salman Rushdie. The novel has bagged prestigious awards ‘The Booker Prize’ and the ‘James Tait Black Memorial Prize’.

6:

The Sorrows of Young Werther:

The Sorrows of Young Werther is written by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. This is an epistolary and loosely autobiographical novel. The first time novel was published in 1774 and its revised edition was introduced in 1787.

7:

The Home and the World:

Written by Rabindranath Tagore, ‘The Home and the World’ is novel that shows a fight that writer fights with himself on the ideas of Western culture and the revolution against the Western culture.

8:

The Red and the Black by Stendhal:

Written by Stendhal, ‘The Red and the Black’ is psychological novel in a historical reference. The novel describes the story of Julien Sorel, an ambitious and handsome young man.

9:

On the Road:

Written by Jack Kerouac, On the Road is based on the journeys of the writer and his friends across the America. Time Magazine has placed in this novel in the list of one of the best 100 novels from 1923 to 2005.

10:

Cold Comfort Farm:

Written by Stella Gibbons, Cold Comfort Farm is one of the best-selling comic novels. The novel develops around the character of Flora Poste, who is heroine of the novel. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am sure that you would for sure enjoy reading this novel. 

11:

The Golden Notebook:

Doris Lessing has written The Golden Notebook.  The novel was first published in 1962.  The novel was chosen as one of the 100 best English-language novels in 2005. The story develops around the character of Anna Wulf.

12:

The Three Musketeers:

The Three Musketeers is written by Alexandre Dumas. The novel moves around the character of D'Artagnan, Athos, Porthos and Aramis.

13:

Germinal:

Emile Zola is the writer of Germinal. This is the novel number 13 in the series of volume series of Les Rougon-Macquart. The novel is the harsh and realistic story of the strike of coalminers in northern France.

14:

The Stranger by Albert Camus

The Stranger is written by Albert Camus. The novel firstly published in 1942. The main character of the novel is Meursault, an indifferent Algerian.

15:

To Kill a Mockingbird:

Written by Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird is a southern gothic novel and the winner of the Pulitzer Prize. The novel is recognized for its warmth and humor.

16:  

Oscar and Lucinda:

Written by Peter Carey, Oscar and Lucinda is the winner of the Booker Prize and the Miles Franklin Award.  The novel describes the story of Oscar Hopkins and Lucinda Leplastrier.

17:

Wide Sargasso Sea:

Wide Sargasso Sea is the creation of Jean Rhys. The novel is the winner of WH Smith Literary Award in 1967. The novel has been named as one of the best English-language novels.

18:

The Name of the Rose:

Written by Umberto Eco, The Name of the Rose is a historical murder mystery. It is a postmodern novel. Franciscans is the main character of the novel.

19:

The Trial:

Written by Franz Kafka, The Trial describes the story of a man who describes the story of a man arrested and prosecuted by a remote, inaccessible authority.

20:

Waiting for the Mahatma:

Written by RK Narayan, Waiting for the Mahatma is a great novel. The main character of the novel is Sriram. He is a high school graduate and lives with his grandmother in Malgudi. Bharati is the heroine of the novel. Sriram is attracted towards her.

21:

All Quiet on the Western Front:

All Quiet on the Western Front is written by Erich Maria Remarque. The novel was published in 1928. The novel describes the story of German soldiers. The story describes how extreme physical and mental stress they felt in course of the World War I.  The book is recognized to be one of the best-selling books. It sold more than 2.5 million copies in the first eighteen months.

Lastly, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say that do read the novels whenever you get time.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton - 23 Must to Read Books

Do you have an interest in books? If your answer is yes, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say that you have ended up at the right place. Here, I,Nathan Carr Fullerton, would let you know about 23 interesting books that would for sure entertain your senses and provide a positive feeling to you.

1: The Lord of the Rings:

Written by JRR Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings is an epic high fantasy novel. The novel has got appreciation from a huge number of people. The novel has got a place in the list of best-selling novels. You would for sure enjoy reading the novel.

2: Pride and Prejudice:

Written by Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice is one of the best novels. The novel describes the story of Bennet family. In this novel, Mrs. Bennet searches for husbands for her five daughters. Jane and Elizabeth are the main heroines of the novel.

3: His Dark Materials:

Philip Pullman is the writer of ‘His Dark Materials’. The novel is an epic trilogy of fantasy novels by Philip Pullman. The novel entails around witches and armored polar bears. The book has been criticized for its negative portrayal of Christianity and religion in general.

4: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy:

Written by Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is comedy science fiction. It is a great novel for those who have interest in science as well as fiction since it is mixture of these two.

5: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire:

Written by JK Rowling, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is the fourth novel in the Harry Potter series. The novel as has bagged Hugo Award in 2001.

6: To Kill a Mockingbird:

Written by Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird is a novel that has won the Pulitzer Prize. This novel is famous for having warmth and humor despite dealing with the issues like rape and racial inequality.

7: Winnie the Pooh:

Written by AA Milne, Winnie the Pooh is a fictional anthropomorphic bear. The book is a collection of various stories. The Pooh stories have been translated into several languages.

8: Nineteen Eighty-Four:

Written by George Orwell, Nineteen Eighty-Four is dystopian novel. This novel has been chosen as one of the 100 best novels from 1923 to 2005 in English language.

9: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe:

CS Lewis has written ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’. The novel is a great novel for children. It has high fantasy that children like. ‘TIME’magazine has brought the novel in the list of All-TIME 100 Novels.

10: Jane Eyre:

Written by Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre was published in 1847. The novel is written in first person.

11: Catch-22:

Written by Joseph Heller, Catch-22 is a satirical novel. The novel was firstly introduced in 1961. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am sure that the satire in the book would for sure entertain your senses.

12: Wuthering Heights:

Written by Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights was introduced to the world in 1847. The novel received mixed reviews from readers. The novel informs the story of a young woman who allows her fiancé to steal her away in the course of the night. The novel wanted to give a message to the women of that time that what is expected from them.

13: Birdsong:

Written by Sebastian Faulks, Birdsong is a romantic novel. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton can say this thing confidently that you would write leading this novel. It is mixture of romanticism and realism.

14: Rebecca:

Written by Daphne du Maurier, Rebecca is one of the best- selling novels. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am one of the admirers of this book. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, can confidently that you would also like its reading.

15: The Catcher in the Rye: 

JD Salinger has been written by The Catcher in the Rye. The novel has been quite popular in adolescent. The book is one of the best-selling books. Its more than 65 million books have been sold out. Time magazine has put the novel in the 100 best English-language novels.

16: The Wind in the Willows:

 Written by Kenneth Grahame, ‘The Wind in the Willows’ is a novel for children. The novel has been widely appreciated. It is the blend of mysticism, adventure, and morality.

17: Great Expectations:

Great Expectations is the creation of Charles Dickens. The novel is considered to be one of the best classic works of Victorian literature. The novel describes the story of an orphan named ‘Pip’.

18: Little Women:

Written by Louisa May Alcott was first time published in 1868. The novel describes the story of four sisters: Amy March, Meg, Beth, and Jo. The novel has three themes: true love, domesticity, work, and the individual identity of the novel’s heroines.

19: Captain Corelli's Mandolin:

Written by Louis de Bernieres, Captain Corelli's Mandolin is a great novel. Antonio Corelli, an Italian army captain is the main male character of the novel. Pelagia, the daughter of the local physician, Dr Iannis, is the heroine of the novel. The novel has been identified in the list of best novels.

20: War and Peace:

Written by Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace is one of the best novels and considered to be one the longest novels ever written. The novel was first published in 1869. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have read this novel two times and I can read the novel one more time.

21: Gone with the Wind:

Written by Margaret Mitchell, Gone with the Wind was first published in 1936. The novel describes the story of Scarlett O'Hara, the spoiled daughter of a well-to-do plantation owner. The writer received the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1937 for this book.

22: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone:

This novel has been written by JK Rowling. The novel revolves around Harry Potter, a young wizard. The book has won several book awards in the UK and the US. The book has been termed as one of the best-selling books in 1999.

23: The Hobbit:

Written by JRR Tolkien, The Hobbit is a novel for children. It is a fantasy novel. It was firstly published in 1937. The book received the New York Herald Tribune for best juvenile fiction.

Lastly, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say that do read above mentioned books whenever you get time. I am sure that you would recommend these books to others once you read them.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton - Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

About Pride and Prejudice, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say that it is a great novel by a great writer. I have read Pride and Prejudice three times and interestingly and not felt the novel boring at any occasion. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say that if you have not read this novel so far, you must read it once as it would give you great pleasure.

The novel informs the story of Bennet family. Mr. Bennet has five daughters. Elizabeth is the second daughter of Mr. Bennet. She is the main character of the novel. The novel moves around her. Mrs. Bennet is strange woman. She is engaged in searching for husbands for her five daughters. 

In the beginning you see that Mr. Bingley, a wealthy, charismatic and sociable young bachelor, is living in the neighborhood of Bennet Family. Mr. Bingley and Jane, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet, are attracted to each other. Caroline, sister of Mr. Bingley, is not very much happy with the relationship of Jane and Mr. Bingley and she wants a separation in their relationship. Darcy and Elizabeth are attracted towards each other. Mr. Bingley encourages his friend to not get in a relationship with Elizabeth.

I would not tell you here in detail about the novel; otherwise, you will have no interest in course of reading the novel since you will be well aware of the fact what is going to happen next in the novel.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton: Subject Verb Agreement

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to tell you about subject verb agreement in the blog. I have chosen this topic today since I have seen many writers many mistakes in the selection of right verb with a subject. I believe this blog would be very much helpful for you if you also sometimes make mistakes subject verb agreement related mistakes.

Below are some rules for you regarding the subject verb agreement.

Rule 1:

You should use singular verb with singular subjects and plural verb with plural subjects.

Examples:

Nathan Carr Fullerton loves playing Golf. 

Rose smells sweat.

I am reading a novel.

You do not obey your parents.

You are not going there.

Rule 2:

A word before ‘of’ is the subject in a sentence. You should choose your verb as per that word.

Examples:

1: The list of the selected candidates would be released tomorrow.

2: A bouquet of red flowers appears heart stealing.

3: The flowers of the bouquet appear stale.

Rule 3:

When you are writing a sentence using words like either…or, neither…nor, or, you should use verb as per the closest subject to the verb place.

Examples:

1: Either John or his friends have purchased this building.

2: Neither John nor his friends have purchased this building.

3: Either John’s friends or John has purchased this building.

4: Neither John’s friends nor John has purchased this building.

5: Nathan Carr Fullerton or his friends have sent this bouquet.

Rule 5:

You should use plural verbs when they are associated with ‘and’.

Examples:

1: Robert and Rosy are friends.

2: Playing chess and watching television are his hobbies.

Rule 6:

When you have to begin a sentence with here or there, you should select the verb as per the main subject of the sentence.

Examples:

1: There are four boys in the class.

2: Here are four novels for you.

3: There is a bag in this room.

4: Here is a bag.

Rule 7:

If you don’t want to make any mistake in choosing the right verb for the subject of the sentence, you should recognize the clauses beginning with that’, ‘who’, or ‘which’ immediately and not consider them a part of the subject if the clause is between the subject and the verb.

Examples:

1: Nathan Carr Fullerton, who loves helping people in English language, has helped several people to get rid of their grammatical mistakes.

Lastly, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to say that do remember these above mentioned rules as they can help you to use the right verb for the subject of the sentences that you write. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would bring more blogs on the subject to make the things clearer for you.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton - Fifty Shades of Grey by E.L. James

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to inform you about a novel named ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ by ‘Jason Miranda’. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am sure that you would want to finish the novel in one go instead of reading it parts.

The novel informs the story of Anastasia Steele, a 21 years old college senior attending, and her friend Katharine, who writes for the newspaper for students. Katharine is ill, so she persuades her friend to go at her place and take interview of Christian Grey, 27-year-old who is an incredibly successful and wealthy young entrepreneur. Anastasia instantly falls in love with Grey. Since interview goes bad, Anastasia believes that now she would not be able to meet Christian any more. But, one day, Christian goes to the shop on which she works. He gives her number to her. One day Katharine asks Anastasia to arrange a photo shoot with their photographer friend Jose Rodriguez. On the photo shoot, Christian invites Anastasia for coffee.  Christian asks Ana whether she is dating anyone. When she replies that she is not dating anyone, Christian starts talking about her family. He informs her that he is also single. She feels that she is not attractive enough for Christian.  After her exams, she receives a package from Christian containing first edition copies of Tess of the d'Urbervilles that surprises her.  One day, Ana is having drinks with her friend. Christian comes to receive her since he feels that she is not able to move alone as she inebriated. Ana leaves the place with Christian. When she wakes up, she finds herself in the room of Christian. He informs her that he wants to have physical relation with her but want her to sign the non disclosure statement first regarding she would not tell anyone what they do together.  Ana receives several packages from Christian. The packages include a laptop from him to her to enable her to perform research on the BDSM lifestyle in consideration of the contract as well as have communication with Christian. She and Christian email each other, with Ana teasing him and refusing to honor parts of the contract, such as only eating foods from a specific list. Ana later meets up with Christian to discuss the contract.

To know the complete story, read the novel yourself. The reading would for sure take you an imagery world and let you forget about the real world till you finish the novel.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton: 10 Residential and Commercial Real Estate Blogs

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to tell you that real estate industry is one of the booming industries in the world. This industry was suffering like other industries in the market in course of recession, but as recession vanished, it again came on track. It suffered in course of recession since it depends upon other industries to a big extent. Would you not like to know how real estate industry depends upon other industries? In answer to this question, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to tell you that when other industries are doing well in the market, their professional get better remuneration and get a job security that encourage them to think about their dream home or invest their hard earned money in real estate industry. If they feel unsecured about their jobs, they could not dare to invest in real estate sector at all.

If you are thinking to invest your to buy your dream home or in real estate projects, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say that you should get complete information about the industry. But, a question arises from where you can get information about the developments of the industry? Don’t worry. I am going to inform you here about 10 residential and commercial real estate blogs. The blogs would provide you great information about real estate industry.

The blogs are as following:

1 Coy Davidson Blog:

Through this blog, you can come to know about how changing technology and the demographics have been affecting the overall housing market.

2 Getting Real Blog:

Through this blog, you can come to know about Chicago housing market.

3 A Student of the Real Estate Game:

On this blog, you can get high quality posts related to real estate collaboration, learning, and innovation.

4 The Geek Estate Blog:

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to tell you that you would find great posts by real estate industry veterans on this blog.

5 Agent Image Blog:

The blog provides ideas about website optimization tips for real estate agents.

6 Crib Chatter:

Through this blog, you can come to know about expensive million-dollar homes, condos and penthouses. Besides,  you can get tips for buyers…

7 Dave Kohl Real Estate Marketing Blog:

Launched in 2008, Dave Kohl Real Estate Marketing Blog provides you great posts on real estate market.

8 The Real Estate Bloggers:

You will get latest news headlines about country’s real estate market.

9 The Housing Bubble Blog:

This blog offers you great posts that help you get an idea about the industry.

  10 ICSC Blog:  

  This blog provides you an opportunity to read interviews of well-known industry experts. Their interviews can provide you great insight about the industry.

  I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am sure that reading these blogs would help you a lot to understand the industry very well and help you determine how you can buy your dream home or how you can invest in better real estate projects that can give you better return.

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Interview with Professor Nathan Carr Fullerton about Significance of Social Media

Social media has revolutionized human life completely. It has influenced almost every walk of life even the field of education has not remained untouched from its influence. Today, it has become a major platform for students and teachers to get in touch with each other and discuss the chapters out of their classes. Recently, I (a Journalist) got an opportunity to meet an India based educationist Professor Nathan Carr Fullerton and asked him several questions regarding the significance of social media in education.

Below, I would like to inform you about various questions that I asked to Professor Nathan Carr Fullerton and what he said in reply to my questions.

Me: Professor, what do you think about social media?

Professor Nathan Carr Fullerton: Social media is a great networking platform. It allows people to get in touch with their existing friends, family members, and relatives. Moreover, it provides an opportunity to befriend new people living in different parts of the world. I also use social media websites, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Linkedin. Instead of having communication with my family, friends, and relatives, I love to have communication with new people whom I included in my friend list since it provides me an opportunity to understand human nature of people from different places and religions.

Me: Do you think social media is helpful for teachers and students too?

Professor Nathan Carr Fullerton: Yes, social media is very much helpful for teachers and students. Social media provides them a platform to teachers and students to share their knowledge and ask questions that creates trouble for them. I advise my students to use social networking site Facebook and add me as their friends on the same. I tell you why I say this. Actually, Facebook provides the students an opportunity to discuss class lectures and other activities related to class. Besides, Facebook provides them an opportunity to discuss their questions with me out of class.

Me: Don’t you think students misuse the Facebook and other social networking websites?

Nathan Carr Fullerton: See, there is nothing in this world about which you can say that it cannot be misused. Everything has its positive and negative sides. It is our responsibility to keep ourselves abstain from negative side if we want to do something good in our life.

Lastly, I thanked Professor Nathan Carr Fullerton for giving me some minutes from his busy life.   

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Nathan Carr Fullerton - Corporate Dress Code Right or Wrong?

What do you think whether corporate dress code is right or wrong? I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, personally think that there should be not any dress code in corporate world. I have talked to several people associated to the corporate world and interestingly most of them have accepted that they don’t like corporate dress code. They feel that when they wear a dress as per their choice they feel more comfortable and appear more confident than when they wear a dress that they have to wear under pressure from their authorities.

Nancy, a 27 years old woman, says that she loves to violate the rules and regulations regarding dresses in her office, as she feels uncomfortable to wear corporate dress. Several times, her boss has objected on this and asked me to fine me for the same. She has said sorry to every time and inform him what compels her to violate the rules.

Michael, a 35 year old man, says that he thinks no one should violate the rules regarding the corporate wearing in any organization since it spreads indiscipline in the organization: employees start violating dressing code of the organization following each other that creates a big mess in the organization.

Jerry, a 40 years old senior corporate executive, says that rules are made to be broken and when they are about causing restriction on human freedom, they must be broken. I would request corporate houses not to make such rules that restrict human freedom.

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am quite sure that you would also not appreciate corporate dress code since it causes a restriction of human life.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton - How to Reduce Your Body Weight

A few days ago, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, met one of my old friends. We had not seen each other for seven years before this meeting. He appeared very much upset to me. When I asked for the reason, he said that obesity was the major concern behind his problem. I told him some ideas that I thought could help him.

As I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, know obesity has become a global problem since billions of people around the world are upset because of obesity and trying everything that can help them get rid of their extra body flab, I have decided to share those tips here that I shared with my friend because I think they can be very much helpful for everyone struggling to reduce unnecessary body fat.

The tips are as following:

1-      Take a glass of water. Add 1 tablespoon honey and squeeze a lemon in the mixture. Now shake the glass water with a spoon. Take this mixture early in the morning with empty stomach. You would notice a positive change within a couple of days.

2-      Drink gallons of water daily. The water would not only help you reduce your body weight but also help you remove body toxins from your body and keep you fit and active.

3-      Take three meals a day. Avoid fatty foods in your meals. Include fresh salads and fruits in the meals.

4-      Make sure that you don’t skip any meal at any cost.

5-      Avoid junk food completely.

6-      Take foods which are enriched with fiber.

7-      Go for either morning walk or evening walk. If possible, for both.

8-      Instead of using washing machine for cleaning your dresses, do it by hand.

9-      Exercise for minimum 30 minutes. If not possible daily, do this on alternate days.

10-  Avoid drinks which have carbon as an ingredient.

Following these simple tips would definitely help you reduce your body weight and get in shape. Besides following these above mentioned tips, you can consult a physician or a dietician as that medical professional can help you a lot to get rid of your problem.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton: Some Important Facts about Complex and Compound-Complex Sentences

Do you feel any trouble to use complex or compound-complex sentences? If yes, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to inform you that you are at the right place here. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would here let you know some important facts about complex and compound-complex sentences that would help you use these sentences correctly to a big extent.

Complex Sentences:

Fact 1:

A complex sentence is the sentence which has one dependent clause and one independent clause.

Examples:

1- Though you are rich, you are cunning.

2- When Nathan Carr Fullerton gets free time, he reads novels.

Fact 2:

When a complex sentence begins with a dependent clause, it needs a comma at the ending point of the clause and before the beginning independent clause.

Examples:

1-       While you are reading, Nathan Carr Fullerton is teaching.

2-       When you rest, Nathan Carr Fullerton plans about his next day.

Fact 3:

When a clause begins with independent clause, it does not need a comma.

Examples:

1-       You are cunning though you are quite wealthy.

2-       Nathan Carr Fullerton reads novels, when he gets free time.

Compound-Complex Sentence:  

Fact 1:

A compound complex sentence has two independent clauses and one dependent clause.

Examples:

1- While Nathan Carr Fullerton loves teaching, Sam loves watching a movie, and Nancy loves playing tennis.

2- Though he is wise, he makes mistakes, and his parents have to feel ashamed of his activities.

Fact 2:

Independent clauses in a compound-complex may join each other with the help of conjunctive adverbs of FANBOYS. Some of the conjunctive adverbs are as following: furthermore, meanwhile, therefore, hence, moreover, thus, however, and nevertheless.

Examples:

1- The rules are very clear, so you should have no doubt about them when you read them.

2- They are sincere though they make mistakes, and I feel sad about this.

Lastly, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would say that these ruled must be very much helpful for you to use complex and compound-complex sentences correctly, so don’t forget them after leaving the blog.

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Nathan Car Fullerton: How to Track Internet History

Yesterday, when I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, was going to market, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, heard two people talking regarding the tracking of internet history. One of them was saying that he wants to check what his son does on the system but he finds it hard because his son deletes the internet history. The other one listened to him carefully but when it came to answer he shrugged his shoulder because he also had no idea about the same. I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, approached them and informed them about how anyone can track someone’s system.

If you also want to know check the deleted internet history, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to inform you that you can do this easily. How? Follow the below mentioned steps.

  -  Select System Restore. You will get this option in search option of your start menu.

- Select the date from which you want data.

I, Nathan Car Fullerton, would like to say by doing this you can simply check the deleted history from your computer.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton - How to Use Complex Compound Sentences

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have noticed one odd thing several times in the write ups of non native speakers that they often try complex compound sentences in their write ups and many times they use them incorrectly, which make their write-ups a thing for laughing.

With an aim to help non native speakers, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have decided to let you know about complex compound sentences that would for sure help you in writing.

Complex Compound Sentence:  

A compound complex sentence has features of complex as well as compound sentences both. A compound-complex sentence has two or more independent clauses and one or more dependant clauses. Since compound-complex sentences are longer than other normal sentences, you should be very much careful about putting punctuation sign in them.

1- When he reached London, I went to receive him, and we had a lunch together.

2- Nathan Carr Fullerton has bought the dress that you liked yesterday, but the dress is quite expensive.

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, am quite sure that you certainly would have found my blog beneficial for you. With an aim to help you in writing impressive complex compound sentences, I would bring blogs about this subject time again. So, enjoy this blog and wait for the other.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton - How to Use Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have noticed that many non-native English writers make mistakes in use of simple, compound, and complex sentences.

With an aim to help you in this matter, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, have decided to give some useful information about these all types of sentences and believe you would find the information useful.

Simple Sentence:

Firstly, I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would inform you about simple sentences. A simple sentence is the sentence that has a subject and a verb and that gives a complete idea.

Example:

1-       Nathan Carr Fullerton teaches English Grammar

2-       My friend was playing soccer in the evening.

Compound Sentence

A compound sentence is made of joining two independent sentences. The sentences are joined with coordinators for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. In order to remember them easily, you can make their one word ‘FANBOYS’ by putting the first letters of all earlier mentioned coordinators.

Examples:

1-       Nathan Carr Fullerton wants to help you improve your English, so he has decided to write this blog for you.

2-       Nathan Carr Fullerton is going to read a novel, and Sam is going to play cricket.

3-        Nathan Carr Fullerton is going to buy a pant, or Nathan Carr Fullerton is going to buy a t-shirt.

Complex Sentence

Understanding of complex sentence would allow you write most difficult sentences easily. Therefore, read about complex sentences sincerely. A complex sentence has an independent clause which is joined by one or more dependent clauses. A complex has a subordinator such as because, since, after, although, or when or a relative pronoun such as that, who, or which.

Examples:

1-       When you were doing your homework, I was reading a novel.

2-       After you read the blog, you would find it easy to build complex sentences.

Here, I have provided you information about simple, compound, and complex sentences in brief. Wait for my upcoming blog, as I would provide you detailed information about these types of sentences.

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Nathan Carr Fullerton: Why to Read Husband Wanted

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would like to recommend you ‘Husband Wanted’ for reading. This is a really an entertaining novel. I read this novel and really enjoyed this and I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, hope that you would also enjoy its reading.

The novel describes the story of a woman who was searching for a husband on rent as her brother told her aunty that she was married and her aunty was going to visit her.

She phoned a job consultancy for the same and communicated with a man named Ross. He decided to become the hired husband of Ames.

When she accepts him as her husband on rent, she tries to behave like her master. She scolds him at many occasions that he really does not like.

When aunt of Ames came to her house, she welcomes the aunt but she has a fear in her heart that whether she can come to the reality. The most interesting part of the story is that she is familiar to Ross.

I, Nathan Carr Fullerton, would not describe the whole story but ask you to read the novel yourself to know what happens next in the novel.