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My hobby is basketball and tabble tennis. more than one hobby so you need the plural - 'hobbies are' . Check spelling 'tabble' My favorite subject is astronomy and archaeology. plural?I want to become an astronomer and archaeologist. seems an unlikely combination, did you mean 'or' instead of...

SCZ wrote: I think the irregular plural can save one 'phonetic pattern' comparing with the regular plural. You may repeat several time of 'mans', 'womans' and 'gooses' etc. to find it take longer time then 'men', 'women' and 'geese'. So it is stil an example for memory exchange speed. We spend...

English is a Germanic Language of the Indo-European Family. It is the second most spoken language in the world. It is estimated that there are 300 million native speakers and 300 million who use English as a second language and a further 100 million use it as a foreign language. It is the...

Just the glaring errors. I highlighted some of them so you can correct them yourself. What is the great (use a superlative: try greatest) change in the twentieth century? In my opinion, computer (just 1?) that (delete 'that") should be remembered because it has been changing not only the...

Hi, statuses Clive

Does STATUS have a plural spelling? I tried stati but it doens't look right.

I'm a little confused as to whether this is a serious employees handbook of conditions, or a somewhat less serious academic exercise? anyway - quick points You can't describe people as property. Very offensive. Check through for missing plurals - eg. working hours,, managers Check verb...

Actually, I think you communicate rather well, Hanuman. It's more a matter of being careful with your spelling and punctuation, generally. Your questions: (1) "The pronoun "You" is same for singular and plural. But I have no idea how to use it as singular"-- Guess what? You just did use it,...

Well, I wouldn't use 'converstation', because the spelling is wrong, Jack! Seriously: yes and no-- as MH so thoroughly explained, it depends on context. Use the singular for one instance or the concept : 'I had a conversation with him yesterday'; 'Conversation is a good way to learn...

Hi, Guest. #1 is grammatically incorrect. There are people who use it, though. #2 is correct. #3 is incorrect. #4 is correct. #5 is correct if you know/think that two or more sentences are wrong. You need to make the word "sentence" plural in #6. It is correct if you know/think that only one of...