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Yes, in the above case "six" is a pronoun instead of a noun. I was thinking pronoun as a sub-class of noun, but this isn't technically correct.Actually, my original question was a simple one. I just want to know if I should use "all six companies" or "all the six...

Hi,yes, but I would say "pronoun". Numbers can be used as pronouns: "There are four cats. Two (of them) are black and two (of them) are white."Hmm, you know what? I'm confused now, lol. Because you are right, it should be "all six of them, all six of the...

If this sentence originated in the U.S., then failure to make the number (that is, the singularity or plurality) of the pronoun (in this case "their") match the number of the noun (in this case ''seller") is the result of what is termed "political correctness."...

Thanks , why did you change the words:"It is " to "its"?something else about it :"You must remember to use capital "I" for the personal pronoun. " - you mean also if i have "," after it will be capital letter ?- for example :"I wrote the...

I'll try to give some information on this as a non-professional.This is how it looks like in the serbian language,and I suppose,it is very similar in all other slavic languages and also the latin language.For indicating a location the locative case of a noun is used.If the english language...

Mister Micawber wrote:I like with wisdom much better, or through wisdom. By and with both seem to work with force, but not with wisdom. I don't know why.And be sure that your pronoun agrees in number with its referent. Thanks, Mister. "By/with force" and "with/through wisdom" are similar...

I like with wisdom much better, or through wisdom. By and with both seem to work with force, but not with wisdom. I don't know why.And be sure that your pronoun agrees in number with its referent.

That lesson cost me almost a hundred dollars They first settled here almost 75 years ago or Almost 1000

Monalisatuan wrote:Please kindly correct the sentences below: 1/ She showed me a photo which she said was of his father . Okay. 2/ Who are you who dares ask me to do things for you ? Okay. 3/ Who do you think you are who dares ask me to do things for you ? Who is a pronoun used after a...

Anonymous wrote: Which is correct: 1-You can't be impolite to someone whose surgeon is John. 2-You can't be impolite to someone whose surgeon is me. 3-You can't be impolite to someone of whom John is the surgeon. 4-You can't be impolite to someone of whom I am the surgeon. 2-, 3-, and...