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Hi I am wondering whether She has a long hair or She keeps a long hair are correct concord in grammar Can hair be used with a Please shed some lights Urgent please because i need to explain it to my students Say She has long hair Keep is not a correct verb here Hair as an uncountable noun ie no a...

New2grammar wrote I check my email every few hours gt The reason for the singular email is because it is refering to email system instead of each individual email isn t it Would you say He smsed me yesterday or simply He sms me yesterday This might be correct in writing but I just wonder in...

I took these points up not so much because they relate to Canada but because I m concerned that the examples we offer to the people who are trying to learn from reading this Forum should be both as natural and as correct as possible I am doing my best but I can t promise this to anyone The people...

1 The a goes only with technique not with information The order may be changed to presents information and a fresh new technique This shows more clearly that the a goes only with technique 2 less of is typically followed by a definite article and a countable noun We should decorate the room with...

Siggy wrote Believer wrote In grammar an adverb is a word such as slowly or very which adds information about time place or manner My questions is why aren t there any articles for the words place and manner I think the general answer is that in this sentence the words time place and manner are...

Believer wrote In grammar an adverb is a word such as slowly or very which adds information about time place or manner My questions is why aren t there any articles for the words place and manner I think the general answer is that in this sentence the words time place and manner are being used...

Pinenut wrote Goodman wrote Can any expert answer this question If there are two uncountable nouns in a sentence should we should singular plurla verb Ex In the townhall meeting there was were a lot of complaining and negative emotion I know with a single uncountalbe noun th answer is was but...

I am utterly confused with the rule associated with the use of what what a and how in exclamations According to a Collins Grammar book the rule is as follow How adjective adverb e g How beautiful What a singular countable noun e g What a mess What uncountable noun and plurals e g What nonsense...

I need a few of the regulars out there to help me out again could you please check what I ve answered so far and tell me if I m right If I m wrong please simply point me in the right direction and I ll try again Unfortunately questions B and C have stumped me so I d be grateful if anyone could...