the correct spelling is automotopia. its an english grammar term used to express an action in a way. example. when u open a soda can, it POPS in a loud manner. i hope that helped you =)

. Get is a common verb in various verb phrases. These are used: Could you please get my car working? It doesn't seem to work. Could you please get my car to work? I will get my staff to work on it. -- Get to do has 2 common meanings here:

Hello, welcome to the forum. I just wanted to let you know that you are more likely to get a response if your post includes capital letters and punctuation, and avoids abbreviations like "how r u" and "plz." I don't mean to offend you -- but the

Guest wrote: how do i improve my english grammar? Take the advice already given to you and write with proper capitlaization and in full spelling. "Chatroom" style writing should be avoided because bad habits, once it's formed" is hard to break.

1. <<3. that the inflectional morphology, though complex, is regular Correct again. Someone has said that there are ten rules in English grammar and 10,000 exceptions and 10,000 rules in Finnish grammar and ten exceptions. That's not quite

Hi Forbes Thank you for your long reply. I do appreciate it. I would just like to say that I my opinion is based on the knowledge I have of the Germanic and Romance languages and it is of course very subjective. I fully understand that not

Maverick9211 wrote: I can ' t differeniate between abt n oun s , v erb s , a djective s , a dverb s , etc . I am not very bad at E nglish. I do understand E nglish very well. I can speak English, but n ot in fluen tly. I can't write it

Hi, everybody! Maybe I should have started with "well," but I can ensure you that I'm the original poster, while this guy Anonymous wrote: Well, I have a half-finished game of noughts and crosses tattooed on my forehead. If you do too,

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Anonymous wrote: what's the rule in english grammar for forming the possessive of a singular noun that ends in s? When I was in high school, I was taught to add only an apostrophe and not an "s". Only later did I discover that both