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Thanks Clive!Thanks also for the correction, I was sloppy!Unfortunately, for some reason I can't edit my post. I could edit my writing in other threads of mine. How strange!

Hi, He was unpretentious in both manner and appearance, as befit someone worked well with children. What exactly does "as" mean in this sentence? What's the difference with it and the sentence with "which" in its place? He was unpretentious in both manner and appearance, as befitted someone...

(1)He was unpretentious in both manner and appearance, as befit someone worked well with children. What exactly does "as" mean in this sentence? What's the difference with it and the sentence with "which" in its place? (2)...and appearance, which befit someone worked well with children.

Thanks, M.M. for your help. I was just consulting my dictionary for it when u replied. But to my great surprise Her has not been mentioned in my dictionary as an adjective, but as a pronoun and determiner. In the later case its function was the same as in adjective. Could you pleas tell me the...

Could you explain the right usage of the relative pronouns ? Especially the difference between where and which Please

To you, what is the difference between 'I have no idea whatsoever what you are talking about' and 'I have no idea what you are talking about' ? To me "whatsoever" is stressing "what", so is a stronger statement. Further more, is it more formal to include the conjuction or pronoun that in a...

To you, what is the difference between 'I have no idea whatsoever what you are talking about' and 'I have no idea what you are talking about' ? Further more, is it more formal to include the conjuction or pronoun that in a sentences like these, 'I can't find the book that I borrowed from the...

Hi WAThere is no difference between the pronouns unless of comes after them. Note that noone is wrong, the correct spelling is no one or no-one:No one / No-one knows about it.But:No one of us knows about it. (Quite a few grammarians think you should say: None of us knows about it.)Every one of us...

Hi, The original quote was " Someone figured out my password and is posting under my account. How dare them." Now, it should either be 'How dare him', or 'How dare he/she' or 'How dare they'The question is basically the difference between these two cases.He stole the cookie. How dare he.AndHe...

This was posted at another forum, I was just curious what the correct answer is.The original quote was " Someone figured out my password and is posting under my account. How dare them." Now, it should either be 'How dare him', or 'How dare he/she' or 'How dare they'The question is basically the...