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From answers.com: Speakers of some vernacular American dialects, particularly in the South, may use the possessive reflexive form hisself instead of himself (as in He cut hisself shaving) and theirselves or theirself for themselves (as in They found theirselves alone). These forms reflect the...

Ruslana wrote:Us, socio-linguists, have never been able to... Now us, linguists, can still...Every native knows they should say: "we are going on holiday together" and would never say: "us are going on holiday together" but add a category (or number) after the pronoun and many (even the...

how to determine a number that can be evenly divided by two. what is a subject complement. ________________ What is an example of an even number? Twenty-six is an example of an even number. what is a subject. _____________ I'm guessing that most of these cases turn out to be...

I am writing to enquire whether we would to like to know about detail information your hotel for annuaul banquet on August24 ,2007, from6.30-10.30p.m.You are started thinking about a good place to hold it .We want to know about such things as the availability of parking of people attending. Is...

Ms. Birch has been working for the Internet provider which is now involved in a case of leaking customer information. Lcchang asks: Can I use 'who' instead of 'which' if I view the Internet provider as 'people' ? I was thinking of the Internet provider as a company. That's why I said it could...

Saska wrote: Guest wrote:Why many foreign speakers have such problems with the English language? I mean, I came to the U.S. about two years ago, and in the beginning I've had problems with the language (probably just like eveybody else), but what makes English such a difficult language to...

3.) The team achieved a 38% improvement in their scores after undergoing training. (have to address pronoun and correct) Would it be correct to change "team' to teams for pronoun to agree in number?Only if there is more than one team involved. "Team" can be regarded as a unit or a group of...

I am having trouble with the following: In the first sentence, I am to address the verb tense usage and correct it: 1.) William and Jensen (1992), would demonstrate the same effect (verb tense) 2.) Neither of the books were available at the library. (have to make subject and verb agreement...

I thought "succeeded in" was going to be a bit easier than "succeeded at". What about this one? I am not sure if I have seen "succeeded at" followed by a pronoun."Succeeded in" --> can be followed by a pronoun, I've just seen it! --> An ordinal number (?) ...

Another thing that confuses me is the pronoun 'she'. About five minutes later, she(refers to Rosalind) goes back to her school. She(refers to Rosalind) tells one of the teachers, Miss Wong, that her mother has not come yet. SheMiss Wong(should this be changed to Miss Wong to clarify the sudden...