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Hi I moved to Singapore and got a teaching position at a small college This is a simple sentence It is easy to see however why someone might think that this is a compound sentence since it contains the co ordinating conjunction and however the conjunction actually joins two predicates moved to...

Hi I moved to Singapore and got a teaching position at a small college This is a simple sentence It is easy to see however why someone might think that this is a compound sentence since it contains the co ordinating conjunction and however the conjunction actually joins two predicates moved to...

I moved to Singapore and got a teaching position at a small college Oh my Gosh This is a simple sentence It is easy to see however why someone might think that this is a compound sentence since it contains the co ordinating conjunction and however the conjunction actually joins two predicates...

Yoong Liat wrote There is a dog and two cats in his house There are a dog and two cats in his house Which is the correct sentence or are both okay Hi Yoong Liat should I say Hi Yoong or Hi Liat Let s start with a couple of links to my favourite sources http www bartleby com 64 C001 060 html...

I m not very good in grammar but this really confuses me Here are two explanations of using either or and neither nor taken form different sources 1 When or nor either or neither nor not but not only but also are following the compound subject make the verb agree in number and in person with the...