No offense taken, I assure you. Americans, I think, tend to lead the trend at eliminating distinctions they find unnecessary and eventually making some "proper" usage archaic. Try to find people who use "whom" in speech, or who do differentiate

No offense taken, I assure you. Americans, I think, tend to lead the trend at eliminating distinctions they find unnecessary and eventually making some "proper" usage archaic. Try to find people who use "whom" in speech, or who do differentiate

To me they do not, rishonly-- they should read such a . Although googling will produce many of those, I think the form is a result of illiteracy. PS: Of course, if enough people keep using it, it will eventually end up as proper grammar, will I,

1.How much of a role does technology play in this very fierce, very competitive environment? (original) 2.How much role does technology play in this very fierce, very competitive environment? 3.To what extent , does technology play a role in

Hi, Anonymous. It's a good idea to start a new thread if you have a new question. It's also a good idea to actually ask the question! Would you like someone to correct the grammar in this sentence? We cannot find any of the Hill-Boren Coolers,

We cannot find any of the Hill-Boren Coolers, if you may have borrowed them for whatever reason please return them by this afternoon. We will be need them for our Thanksgiving dinner on tomorrow. Thanks

Today I was ordering checks from my bank, and I asked the telephone representative, "Can you get rid of my wife and I's middle initials from the checks?" I don' think this is proper grammar. Can you tell me how I should say a sentence like this?

I'm a grammar junkie, and there is one thing that is bothering me with contractions. The other night I was making the bed and said: 'Why don't the covers stay on?' and I thought about it and figured that had to be improper grammar because the

With "if" I have been taught to say If I "were"........ however, all the other persons are the same as always Don't know rhyme or reason, but it was taught as proper grammar

Hi Vasiliy, thank you for your reply! So you've just graduated, you're an E.N.T. doctor (I learned something new today), I've never imagined you as one, because you seem to be interested in philology so much. Great! You will help people a lot.