Hi, 1. How do you decide on how to put English articles in front of (software game??) names like Playstation 3? Do you have to make a decision as to whether it is used as a software or used a game first? Maybe, the rule is if used as a game,

Hi, 1. How do you decide on how to put English articles in front of (software game??) names like Playstation 3? Do you have to make a decision as to whether it is used as a software or used a game first? Maybe, the rule is if used as a game,

Thanks a lot. Please guide how to use noun, verb , articles and determiners.

I know you are really just concerned with the useage of the bold words but I've picked up your other errors as well. You need to work on articles and determiners. 1. Tipsy : - Erwin was tipsy when he came to our house. ok. 2. Tryst : - We

The words a , an and the are used similarly to adjectives in that they modify nouns. Articles are generally categorized as determiners , so I've never really considered articles to be adjectives. According to Wikipedia, articles used to be

triangle is a singular count noun. It must have a determiner. 'triangle of death' is not a proper noun, either, so a possible reason to omit an article is thereby eliminated. CJ I don't know which post you are referring to, but you can

Hello there, "The person in charge of the campaign is a Mr. Yong, a lean, tall, rather arrogant man." The use of the indifinete article "a" here is a little bit bwildering or is it familiar in Eng.? Could the writer here mean that there are

I realized that the definite articles and indefinite articles were the other subclasses or the determiners after I typed my question. Cheers, SoP. PS: As far as the beer is concerned, feel free to charge me as much as you want (as long as

Anonymous wrote: Please answer the following questions: 1. Why the word 'police' does not have a determiner in front of it when my dictionary noted that it could be a singular noun? ... identified by police and parents as the day-care

Please answer the following questions: 1. Why the word 'police' does not have a determiner in front of it when my dictionary noted that it could be a singular noun? ... identified by police and parents as the day-care center owner... 2.