By Articles, Genders

Hello,I'm trying to write Essays to improve my English level cause I want to study in the United Kingdom. But I always have some problems in grammar.So I would like a kind English speaker correct the big mistakes in the grammar of my sentences (not the content). I'll be very grateful...

Hello, Thanks for your quick answer ! I didn't realise my sentences were so short, I corrected them so I hope it is better now. I added numbers to empasis my main points. Could you help me to correct my grammar ? Through History, we’ve seen that American people are proud and...

Hello,I'm trying to write Essays to improve my English level cause I want to study in the United Kingdom. But I always have some problems in grammar.So I would like a kind English speaker correct the big mistakes in the grammar of my sentences (not the content). I'll be very grateful if...

My chosen topic for investigation was 'Children and Television'. Within this topic I decided to focus on whether children of the ages 7 - 8 understand the differences between reality and fiction in television programmes.To enable me to do my investigation I used a combination of both...

Here is an interesting article i was asked to study for english class:I OFTEN wonder whether people see me as a radical, fundamentalist Muslim terrorist packing an AK-47 assault rifle inside my jean jacket. Or may be they see me as the poster girl for oppressed womanhood everywhere. I'm not...

I don't know where you are from so you may or may not have this feature in your own language:Because French has noun genders (masculine and feminine), French schoolchildren learn all their nouns with the article, for example "le nez", "la bouche", so they always know what gender the word has....

I'm speaking for usage in the USA."Gay" is used both for males and females, and it can be used as both a noun and an adjective. For example:"Thomas is gay.""Susan is gay.""Frank is a gay." (rare, perjorative)"A spokesman for the gays declared ..." (uncommon, slightly derogatory)"Lesbian" is used...

I move this query to a new post. According to the Merriam Webster dictionary (which I think is American, but I don't actually know whether this is a prescriptive or descriptive dictionary), blond as a noun is used of a male and blonde when used of a female. The same applies to brunet vs....

Xinelo wrote:I'd like to add some other words to the list. According to the Merriam Webster dictionary (which I think is American, but I don't actually know whether this is a prescriptive or descriptive dictionary), blond as a noun is used of a male and blonde when used of a female. The same...

I'd like to add some other words to the list. According to the Merriam Webster dictionary (which I think is American, but I don't actually know whether this is a prescriptive or descriptive dictionary), blond as a noun is used of a male and blonde when used of a female. The same applies to brunet...