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When you have a form of the verb "do," then the other verb is in the "bare infinitive" form. ...did he come... not ... did he came... "who" takes the third person, like he. He comes... who comes? In the past, it's came . So, you answer this two (and don't foret that sentences should...

1 The subject here is the percentage returned, not the questionnaires = singular verb required 2: Is there more than one firm involved? Or is only one involved = firms' OR firm's 3 you have identified the error correctly, and introduced a new one - president is here a title, so should be...

Hello Kobiaf, Welcome to the forums. You have come to a helpful place. There are people here who teach English, and maybe they can give you a better answer. But I suggest you try writing things here and pay careful attention to how people make corrections to what you write. For example:...

Hi, I've gone through the first paragraph for you and highlighted problems in the rest. Your main difficulty seems to be the use of singular/plural, verb tenses and knowing when you need a determiner. There are other errors as well though. Once again, NO CAPITAL LETTER AFTER COMMAS! Nicely...

Nona The Brit wrote: Hi, A nice article but there are some errors that occur throughout for you to work on. Spellings: check carefully. FROM not form, for example. message not massage. information not imformation. Lots of missing articles such as 'the'. Verb tenses are a bit...

Hi, A nice article but there are some errors that occur throughout for you to work on. Spellings: check carefully. FROM not form, for example. message not massage. information not imformation. Lots of missing articles such as 'the'. Verb tenses are a bit confused. Stop using capital...

Semicolon use A semicolon following an independent clause ( The Longman Writer's Companion ). source: http://www.drgrammar.org/faqs/#14

Hi, how will i decide this? i saw that both of them are used! i want you to ''verb'' This is the common construction. i want you ''verb'' Before we get into a discussion about this construction, you say that you have seen this used, so can you please provide a few sentences as examples...

Hi, in the following sentence, what part of speech is the word Sadly? Sadly, I hung up the phone. It's an adverb. in the following sentence, how is the underlined pharse used? Both Joe and I wanted the last piece of pizza. It's the object. Please remember that an English sentence...

Hi Rex, Welcome to the Forum. " The most important thing they did was to send their children to schools and colleges, unlike the Blacks and Muslims who were content with wage labour" The problem is that you are not reading this sentence in the correct way. The words 'did...