By Expressions, Articles

I think you mean the sentence Never listen to fear, right? Listen is an imperative and no inflection is ever used in English imperatives. Imperatives like this look like infinitives, which should make it easy for you to learn English. Except for certain fixed phrases and idiomatic expressions,...

Thanks, Delmobile. The article I took the expression from talked about the same model of car. G-Wiz. What a small world :)

StartFragment> In 'figure' article in a dicitonary, 'a head for figures' come up two times and 6 figures • a natural ability with figures 8 a person in a painting or a model of a person: • the figure in the background • A Head for Figures I want to know what 'a...

StartFragment> In 'figure' article in a dicitonary, 'a head for figures' come up two times and 6 figures • a natural ability with figures 8 a person in a painting or a model of a person: • the figure in the background • A Head for Figures I want to know what 'a...

Hi,I think I asked this a long time ago and Nona answered something like this.a majority of discussion -- (to indicate) specificthe majority of discussion -- (to indicate) conceptualCan you tell me about these more? Off-hand, I just see these as indefinite and definite (a chair/the chair, a group...

I know that this repeats much of what was said above by others, but with complex topics sometimes just reading the same information with many different phrasings helps a little. I bought it at Target. Here Target refers to the entire company, regardless of which particular store the purchase...

Sorry, I didn't explain that very well. Articles are one of the most difficult grammar points to master. Sometimes it's better to remember set expressions.We always say to have a population of not to have the population of.And the population of __ is .... ...

I'll butt in, Graduate, if you don't mind. You are referring to a period of time, and what's even more important, there is an adjective before time. Adjectival attributes often influence the use and choice of articles. There are numerous expressions in which a is used because of an...

Go away before I call the police. Go away or (else) I'll call the police.Neither of these would be found in a passage written in formal English. At least I can't imagine an essay, news article, or scientific paper that would contain the idea of threatening to call the police -- unless...

Churchill: A Study in Oratory Seven Lessons in Speechmaking From One of the Greatest Orators of All Time By Thomas Montalbo, DTM Published in Finest Hour 69 He wasn't a natural orator (=someone who is good at making speeches and persuading people), not at all. His voice was raspy (=If someone...