By Articles, Nouns

I have two more questions relevant to the original one. First of all, let's take a look at the following sentence. (1)"He is so cute a boy that everyone likes him." (The article "a" is required.) Here, if the word 'boy' takes a plural form the sentence will be: (2)"They are so cute boys that...

Hi Eager, I have run through and fixed the grammar, but have not had time to consider your analysis, sorry: There are several linguistic resources that help people express genericness. Below, can be observed several forms that can also express something different than genericness. In the...

The letter is basically fine, Raymonde. It is a little over-formal, actually, to the extent that it has no humanity, so I have suggested a couple of personal pronouns below, a tense change, and changes in or the loss of a few words. Also, two spaces after a period is recommended: We were...

According to a grammar rule, the article "a/an" in the wording of should be placed after the adjective and before the noun as in examples 1 and 2. ex1) How cute a puppy it is! ex2) He is so cute a boy that everyone likes him. If there are two adjectives or more in this type of wording, where...

There are several linguistic resources that help people express genericity(??, what's genercity?). Down below, it can be observed several forms that can also express something different than genericity(?)--awkward sentence. In the first pair of sentences one find two degrees of genericity...

I need to hand in this exercise but I'm not sure about the analysis nor the grammar. If you could have a look at eat I would be really grateful! thank you all! Explain the use of Generic Noun Phrases (or Noun Groups) in English by analyzing the examples. There are several linguistic resources...

I need to hand in this exercise but I want to make sure the grammar is right. I have doubts about the second sentence where it says "Down below..." is it right? Can we say "It can be observed several..."? Thanks for your help! There are several linguistic resources that help people express...

"Wiht the rains, the street turned once again into sticky mud." "As she lay there, rains fell incessantly." Why did the author use " rains" in the above sentences? Isn't "rain" an uncountable noun? Also, why the article "the" was used in the first sentence and not in the second? What's the...

The ticket is correct. In English, the definite article is used very often before a noun in a sentence such as the one you gave.

I were (was) born in China in the early 70s, put a period here at that time,we have several brothers and sisters both in the urban and rural areas.So in this large family,we have had a happy and healthy relationship. Unfortunity (spelling),our national population is too big to "too big to...