Hi everyone, I have a doubt. I know we say tennis court. Someone wrote"There is a special court of each of the sports (football, rugby and handball). They are huge and beautiful..." Do other sports also call it court? When do

Please do not post in capital letters. Your question is too large to be answered in a forum post. You would do better to use Google to research this question. Search for "English grammar modals". CJ

Correction: After the hurricane trees were lying all over the ground. CJ

"Through History I have learnt to analyse the effects that past events have had on the modern world, and have gained an understanding of how these events have directly affected the formation of our modern language. " is this

Wow - an old question that's suddenly come to life again! Still; it's an interesting issue that highlights the contrast between participles used as part of a verb phrase, participles used as an adjective, and the passive voice. The

Hello that horse -> those horses that coffee -> those coffee? or that coffee? Which is correct for uncountable nouns? Thanks a lot.

Hello Suppose, I will send several kinds of resources such as oil, wood, iron, and gold, and a lot of each. In this case, should I say "as many resources", "as much resources", or something else? e.g) I will send

You mean I use a colon like this? "As for the unsatisfactory points : safety, programs, and management of the community facilities for children appeared to be unsatisfactory." Isn't a colon used to state something same?

I would like to ask the following queries: from the custmer perspective from the custmer's perspective from the custmers perspective from the custmers' perspective Which one is correct and perspective is plural or

Hello, Can I use a semicolon in the following case? StartFragment > "As for the unsatisfactory points ; safety, programs, and management of the community facilities for children appeared to be unsatisfactory." Or