All my site's articles are free.
(I am selling my goods in Japan.)
But because I use IT devices to inform my data,
I think that I must be more careful for global warming than before.
I think what I can do soon is to inform my readers to decrease the amount of your releasing CO2.
I search also English sites.
(I have not finished searching recent ideas to prevent global warming.
So my special page does not exist yet.)
Then I found a web page subtitle in American NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council) site.
NRDC has a Q&A page which name is "Global Warming 101".
(I think that "101" may be used alternatively to "lol",
which means a desperate or frozen man in English illustrational letters set.)
I found words such as
"Everything you wanted to know about our changing climate but were too afraid to ask."
(This end period I did not put there.)
there.
What means is this words set?
Why did he use "were"?
If "Everything" was a subject of this words set (sentence?),
a verb of this subject must be singular.
And I think what is "too afraid to ask" must not exist in our world in the past and now.
Did he have any "too afraid to ask" things in his past?
Also, I do not want him (the writer of this sentence) to give his article too much value.
I did not find links to this page from NRDC TOP page.
But I could find this page by a search engine.
This words set has an English grammatical problem.
But at any rate I will turn this words set into verbose but detail representation.
(In Japanese Edition, I turn this into Japanese.)
"Everything that you wanted to know about our (including you) changing climate
and (but) that you could not ask due to your too big afraid
(is in this page)."
or
"Everything that you wanted to know about our (including you) changing climate
was what you could not ask anyone due to your too big afraid.
(I think that you are poor, so I will help you.
This is the first time to help you in the world about our chaning climate.) "
I never feel that I can not to ask anything about our climate changes including global warming.
So I do not need such helps.
Or, another pattern is,
"Everything that you wanted to know about our (including you) changing climate
other than (= without) all you could not ask due to your too big afraid
(is in this page)."
Why did he want to say that?
In fact, if the writer of this words set, really wanted to write this "Be" verb as "were,"
we can not understand any meanings of this words with a direct linking between "Everything" and "were."
"Any words are omitted in this words set" suits this situation.
So, it turns to
"Everything you wanted to know about our changing climate but all (anything) were too
afraid to ask."
I recognize a omitting of a word "all", which must be treated as in the plural.
So he treated what we could not ask as in the plural and countable.
In the result, his meaning is below one.
That is,
"Everything that you wanted to know about our (including you) changing climate
other than (= without) all you could not ask due to your too big afraid
(is in this page)."
In Japanese Edition of this page,
I added lines with (#) on 2017/02/10.
I read this words set as a sentence, because they have a piriod in the end.
