In Determiners^x, Commas^x, Clauses^x

A determiner goes with the following noun.What is the noun following that? reactions. A plural noun. The determiners that and this are singular; they go only with singular nouns. these and those are plural. They go with plural nouns.So, does that go with reactions? No. that is singular,...

I'm not really into the "determiner" definition, but my ear tells me that "which" in this case would be a relative pronoun, and would make no sense here, since the clause already has a subject, "reactions." "That" works fine, so I guess it must be a...

T509 wrote:I'll make the question clearer. A) determiner + adverb + past participle (functioning as adjective) + noun B) determiner + noun + adverb + past participle (functioning as adjective) {+ prepositional phrase (related to the p.p.)} No question about A. In B, would the order be...

Hi, Two questions: 1. In regard to your correction, can we put the article/determiner "the" in front of the words "copies"? No. It's a more general reference, not a reference to any specific copies. Copies may not even exist yet. 2. Why is that after the phrase "most of the invoices" the verb...