Hi Anon Part of your difficulty might be due to the fact that you have some typos/errors in your sentences. I'm at your dad ' s house. Are you Brittany's brother. You add an apostrophe and an S ( 's ) to the end of a noun to

Hi, Movies that don't take football seriously and also have/has caucasian ppl protraying african ppl are not good. Supposed to use have/has/or had? 'Movies' is a plural subject, so say 'have'. You need to add

Saturday s Sunday s Monday s Tuesday s Wednesday s Thursday s Friday s  For example Most football matches are played on Saturdays. They go to church on Sundays. Don't you hate going back to school on Mondays?

Hi Mister Micawber, "The football fans cheered the winning team with agonies of wild joy ." - When used as a plural, "agonies" suggests that there are many involved. -- Excerpts from Yourdictionary.com

Hi teachers, Would you help me with two examples of "agony" entry in the dictionary: Excerpt A: They went through the agonies of war and famine. Excerpt B: The football fans cheered the winning team with agonies of wild

Boys (boys') basketball tryouts will start tomorrow. Girls (girls') soccer tryouts have ended. are these posessive nouns as adjectives or just plural. If posessive, they should of course have the apostrophe, and if not, then

Hi Yoong Liat, I don't know about what you were taught, but I myself am not sure that sentence is correct in British English. Let's see: The football team have done well this season. All their players have trained very hard

I've made a few suggestions. I really do not agree that to stop the sport classes should be stopped in high school in order to keep the students more focused. Despite sport activities waste our time for a few hours per week. (Not a complete

What about these reported statements, please? a) They’ll decide the places to be visited. (she) – She’s saying they’ll decide the places to be visited. b) You can make for yourselves a list with things you like to do while abroad. (you-plural).

What was the reason for all the hurry? We had plenty of time. I suppose you could use the plural form, as in the following (made up) sentence, but I have actually never heard it outside of the football examples. Throughout my life, I was beset by