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I see. The singular kind of "contrasts" with the plural verb, but that's strange... because there are two parts joined by "and", so my sentences don't seem to be very different from "The cat and the dog were asleep", where the singular "dog" is...

Dear BBG: Please look at the corrections and study where you are making the most frequent mistakes. Then you can learn not to make the same mistakes again. Think about each entence that you write. Think about the tense - is it present, past, or future? Did you use the correct verb form for the...

Thank you, Grammar Geek. No, you can't leave "student" without an article. If you use "a student" then the verbs are all singular. Yes, this is what I wanted to hear. I thought it had to be either singular with "a" or plural with "s". Again, you are...

No, you can't leave "student" without an article. If you use "a student" then the verbs are all singular. It can be rewritten to be a lot better. Students {Any student} who wish{es} to advance to the next grade but who scored below 500 on the placement test must...

Hi Anon: Check out some good newspapers (www.nytimes.com, www.washingtonpost.com) for their article titles. Most titles are very short (10 words or less) and include a key verb. Use a title anywhere you want to give the reader an introduction to what you are writing about.

Hi, I think the basic recommendation for writing the title to an article is to omit unnecessary words (if we could call it that) like articles but I have seen verbs deleted. Can it be done for titles? Classroom teachers to Improve their Skills I think verbs have to be there if they are necessary...

Sandie: I made some suggestions to the first few paragraphs below. You can use these as examples to apply to the other paragraphs. All the best to you! A-Stars -- -- -- - - --- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- i rewrote this essay for many time s , but i still struggle in with the verb tense s .....

i rewrote this essay for many time, but i still struggle in verb tense.. please help me to check my verb tense. i know this essay kinda long but please help me.. I really need help! thanks in advance for those who help...i really appreciate ur kindness.. The Barrio Home is a place where...

1) Where are you? I've been waiting for 2 hours 2) I needn't have brought that milk I = subject need have bought = verb; present perfect tense, modal form (need is the auxiliary), buy is the main verb, bought is the past participle. not - adverb that - demonstrative pronoun refering...

Thank you for your reply, Mr. Micawber. But isn't best here an adverb? In what circumstance would an adverb need an article? Also I have problem with the more...the more structure too . Is more an adverb or an adjective, in a sentence such as"The more you know the truth the more you will...