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LOL the sense would be clear which ever you used. Since, in English, there is no difference between the plural and singular form of "you" I would say that either would be fine, and not sound odd, as it might in a language where there is more pronoun variation, (and more stress about...

Okay, relax. Let's take this slowly. First off: "What's the difference between noun clauses and complement clauses?" ... This may sound like dumb questions, but I have to ask 1. Do you know what a noun is? 2. Do you know what a complement is? If the answer to both of those is yes, the rest...

What's the difference between noun clauses and complement clauses? which term is more accurate, noun clause or nominal clause?

You said: When you say, , otherwise this sentence wouldn't sound right. The big difference between the sentence immediately above and our earlier examples is the comma. But I don't see how that could change the number of the verb. My answer is just an educated guess. Rommie

what is the difference between objective case pronoun and a nomative case pronoun and what is the difference between an object in a sentence and a subject in a sentence

Thanks for your lovely comments about the site! I can answer try to answer your questions (mind you in British English only!) We have many American English experts - Trellis is one and I'm sure he'd be happy to give you the 'American' English version. There is a difference between a tissue and...

'I' and 'me' are different cases of the personal pronoun. Simply put, 'I' is used as the subject of a sentence, 'me' as the object. Examples: - I am a good swimmer. (well this is an easy one, we don't say 'Me am...') - He kicked me. ('me' is the object of the sentence and thus we don't say 'He...

Nicora, There are two problems here. The first one is easy, so let's look at it first: 1) In English we do not say that someone "has ignorance", rather someone "is ignorant". This is a common difference between English and other European languages. (For example, in German "I have hunger", but...

We'll is the contraction of We will. Well is the adverb of Good. My sister can sing well. 'Well' describes the way she sings so is an adverb. Well is also a noun. It is a deep hole in the ground used to obtain water. 'As well' means 'in addition' or 'also'. To be Well means to be in good health.

Hello. I would like to know how can I difference between as if/ as though, as/the way and how can write the examples. Then, relative pronouns always have to required and opctional, how can I difference between optional and required. PLEASE! HELP ME!