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Delhi win, keep semifinal hope alive.This is the headline on the FrontPage of newspaper (article regarding cricket)I am perplexed that if it should be 'win' or 'wins' and if it is win then it should be 'keep' or 'keeps', I am sure that the leading newspaper...

Delhi win, keep semifinal hope alive. This is the headline on the frontpage of newspaper(article regarding cricket) I am perplexed that if it should be 'win' or 'wins' and if it is win then it should be 'keep' or 'keeps', I am sure that the leading newspaper...

Thanks you sir for underlining the problem areas, it's a best way to improve upon the grammar. I had reworked on the underlined sentences kindly check the followingIndian Premier League Cricket is no more a sport, it’s a business. The BCCI's (Board of Control for Cricket in India) coffer...

Hello Goodman! Actually, I find your English quite fluent when you are in the defensive mood!Thanks for the compliment! I am being defensive because I know my limitations in the English language. Though I have learnt English primarily through grammar books, magazines, newspapers, books...

Thanks MariusI obliged to you and searched the site.There are things which I am not familiar with in English grammar. I am ashamed of my ability; I mean there are some basic stuff which I am not aware of.The following is from our friends Clive and Cool...

Thanks Marius. I am not as clever as you when it comes to English grammar.Yes, the words 'would have been' sound conditional.I can't fathom out the grammatical nature of the words ' To have sprung'You can spring a surprise. This is indicative form.I want to know whether to have sprung a surprise...

See: ADVERBS http://www.corollarytheorems.com/Grammar/adverb.htm I would be surprised by the order in Q1, and you would need a comma: Q1. Yesterday morning, was he playing cricket? but: Sir Thomas More by Shakespeare Apocrypha - A complete eBook in pages (99 / 109) Yesterday...

Hi Krish, Would you please point out the grammaticall errors in the following para? I have identified two mistakes, which are highlighted in red. The trophies for the winning teams in volleyball and cricket are duly engraved and are here. Given the informal, largely-for-fun-sake (too many...

Hello Teachers, Would you please point out the grammaticall errors in the following para? I have identified two mistakes, which are highlighted in red. The trophies for the winning teams in volleyball and cricket are duly engraved and are here. Given the informal, largely-for-fun-sake nature...

Hi Mishau, I'm not a cricket expert either, but I'll try. New Zealand newcomer Blair Hartland watches anxiously as his edge eludes the driving Allan Lamb. 1) Whi is Blair Hartland a New Zeland newcomer? He's become presenting a N.Z. team, right? I think it means Blair is a new member of the...