In Commas^x, Auxiliaries^x

As already suggested, for stylistic reasons the first which and the passive auxiliary is can be omitted. (Otherwise there will be three which's in the sentence!) The last relative clause can be either restrictive or nonrestrictive as far as grammar is concerned. In my opinion it makes much...

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Maybe, Your sentence is formal or literature type. I think auxiliary + subject has to be used after expressions contain " only " . If you delete " did ", The sentence will be like, Only after she died, I realized that she was actually a nice person. ( is this sentence ok ?) A comma is...

Hi, What are the differences for these two kinds of words? Give me some practical examples. 1. sport vs sports I used to play one sport, but now I play three sports. When we speak generally, we usually speak of 'sport', eg 'Sport is good for your health'. But, 'sports' can also be used in...

What are the differences for these two kinds of words? Give me some practical examples. 1. sport vs sports 2. parent vs parents. Additionally, can you help me with these? 3. ... the auxiliary "will" takes base form of the verb ... (Does it require no articles?) Can the colored word be "no...

I agree with you, Paco The conjugated part of a verbal form should be in the second position - regardless of adverbs like yesterday or complement/adverbs separated by a comma -. I'll add that the subject cannot follow the main verb, that's why in the above construction it is replaced by an...

1. Wild flowers, such as orchids and primroses are become rare. 2. Wild flowers such as orchids and primroses are become rare. I'm not sure we can say that the first sentence is correct, as it requires either a second comma or no comma at all. The second sentence is correct if we allow the...

A. is out. 'of', a preposition, requires a head word before it, and there isn't one in our example. B. is also out. 'of' and 'a' are not compatible side-by-side. C. is also out. 'is', a verb, requires a subject, and there isn't one in our example. Note that the blank we have to fill in is...