Participle As An Adjective...correction Of A Sentence...of/from

[Jesule]

Hello! How do you feel? Here it´s my questions. Thanks in advance!

1.- Can I always use participles as an adjective?

For instance,


"The DISORIENTED (Adjective) boy died in the forest".

2.- "I was pulled along by a strange force".

I don´t know if the sentence is right. I hesitate about the verb
"PULLED ALONG" and also about "FORCE". Should it bE
"STRENGTH"? What about the verb "Pull along"? Would
you use another one?

I mean "that force or strength pulls on me but it doesn´t get
me to fall on the floor. well, maybe it gets it but
after a long time. It takes me from one place to another.
I am talking about the paranormal". If you have seen
Poltergeist, that´s what, more or less, I am trying to say.


3.- The cries OF/FROM the little boy sound loudly.

Which preposition? I am afraid it is OF, but I really hesitate.

By the way, Could I use "Yells" to mean "stronger cries"?

Is "yell" a synonym of "cry"?






Thanks a million for all your help!

Jesús

[Casiopea]

1. The DISORIENTED boy died in the forest. <correct>
2. I was pulled along by a strange force. <correct>
3. The cries from the little boy sounded loud.
4. The boy's cries sounded loud.

Could I use "Yells" to mean "stronger cries"?

Loud, not strong.

Is "yell" a synonym of "cry"?

No. Try, cry out. That's a synonym for "yell".

Punctuation Help
There's no need to use quotation marks ("...") in your examples:

EX: "I like cake."
EX: I like cake.

All the best.