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I think your paragraph is pretty good. There are a few touches that could improve it, though. In the first sentence, I would suggest a dash instead of a comma--suggesting an added on thought to reinforce the first one. Also in that sentence "they are" should be "he or she...

Thanks a lot for pointing out my mistakes, acually i want to improve my grammar so i just tried writing this small article i did the changes as per your feedbacks kindly check is i am on track now The Indian hockey has plunged into the pit of despairs. The administration has reared its ugly head...

Hi LiJThere isn't always any logic to English, which makes it fascinating, and you will very often hear people say: "You've got the wrong number" even though there are millions of wrong phone numbers. In fact, it says in quite a few grammar books that right, wrong, only and...

Articles are omitted in expressions that have opposites or words that can be likened to opposites:from east to west, from morning till eveningSalesman and opera singer aren't really opposites but the author has chose to omit the articles just the same. That is his choice, using the articles...

.Welcome to English Forums, Mahesh.Use an as an article before nouns or adjectives that begin with a vowel sound (not necessarily a vowel letter), such as an umbrella (cf, a union). (You have posted your question in the wrong forum, so I shall move your thread to our Basic Grammar forum now.)

Hi Fizzi, I am trying to create a title for an article. Does this sound all right? " Television Advertisement : Does profit driven reduce the quality of information?" You need to adjust the grammar. " Television Advertisements : Does the drive for profits reduce the quality of...

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Gramatical terminology varies from country to country and I have never heard some of the terms in your list. However, as I see it, most - if not all - of your answers are probably correct. I have never heard of "regular adjectives" but sunny certainly is an adjective....

My grammar book tells me that I should use the definite article "the" in front of musical instruments, such as "play the violin", and so on. But I also read some webpages on which people do not use the definite article "the" in front of musical instruments, such as...

I'm taking a correspondence course. These are some of the exercises that I need to submit. So please I need help from grammar exerperts thanks. Question 2 : In the following paragraphs, find one example of each of the parts of the sentence listed below. Lable each example clearly. You will...