Meaning- The most unsuccessful or least admirable member.
Usage – He is the black sheep of the family always causing trouble.
Origin- This expression has been used at least since the early 1800s to describe a person who is a disgrace to a community or a family. Shepherds didn’t like rare black sheep since their fleece could not be dyed any colour and there weren’t enough of them to sell black wool.
Adjectives are typically placed before the nouns they modify. However, there are specific cases where adjectives can be used after a verb: Linking Verbs: * Sense Verbs: Adjectives follow sense verbs like look, seem, appear, taste, smell, feel, sound to …
The sentences “I have my house painted” and “I have my house paint” are not both correct in the same way, but they each represent a different structure and meaning. Here’s an explanation: In summary:
The correct answers are- I look forward to seeing you. ( Formal) I am looking forward to seeing you. ( informal) I look forward to see you – it has been incorrect since, here, to is a part of an …