By Past tenses, Plurals

Believer wrote:Side question: A lot of dictionaries seem to indicate that the word 'subjunctive' is usually precede with the article 'the', but lately I seem to see cases where it is made plural or it with 'a' in front of it (like 'a subjunctive'). Are they correct? are ...

The celebration ended with a dazzling display of fireworks. ( active voice celebration ended instead of was ended, dazzling is an adjective modifying display, there are more than one firework so use plural ) When the celebration ends, they could watch the firework display. ( Present tense is...

you forgot some of the most important contraction forms such as ustacud- to have been able to in the past tense yawntu- do you want to jeetyet- an inquisition into someones hunger whatdayalauw- I suppose this means what do you think but it has never really made any sense at...

These terms (this/that/these/those) are a little bit interchangable. (For example, I could have said, "Those terms" instead of "These terms.") This and That are used with singular nouns (This idea) and These and Those are plural (These ideas). It has nothing to do with present or past tense. It...

Tinaflurrs wrote:This is an assigned letter to my teacher for a portfolio assignment. What I am posting is only a portion of what I have written, just want your feedback for mechanical errors. Any great writer possesses the ability to obtain passion, creativity, and style that shapes a great...

had is the past tense. It is used for all persons, both singular and plural. have is the present tense. It is used for all persons, both singular and plural EXCEPT third person singular. has is the present tense for third person singular. Who ...? He ... She ... It ... | I...

I told you use always singular after what/who but I didn't tell don't check grammar I saw what looks to be a great bunch of guys huddled in a group to say "Hooray' together in sinc. I saw what looked to be a great bunch of guys huddled in a group saying.... (You should have used past...

Jackson6612 wrote: The definition of be on my dictionary is: be verb past 1st & 3rd sing was; 2nd sing were; pl were; past subjunctive were; past part been; pres part being; pres 1st sing am ; 2nd sing are; 3rd sing is. But what is be itself? Is it Pres tense form, Past tense form, or...

Souroin wrote:I should have thought carefully before posting that message, but does plural sentense ur using 'any' solve the issue I see as the problem? if i were judge «

Try this: was is singular were is plural and you is plural you + were if past tense you + are if present tense