Nowadays, i'm seiously considering about correct grammer for writing. i don't want any more ungrammaticall sentence for my future writing. i'm siverely confused about "Followed by infinitives" and "not followed by

I re-wrote it, and perhaps this is better... This poem offers instances of the "Concept of a Hero" which involves the Greek ideal of a strong mind and body as the wandering hero, or a figure that is larger than life. "Truly, these

Now that I'm finished the initial writing of my paper, I'm picking at the mechanic's of it. The following sentence is what I'm stuck on, maybe its just the wording, or is it grammtically incorrect? During the poem there are

A/N: If you are Pagan or Christian I apologize in advance for totally butchering your religions. This is just a highschool level paper , I'm not trying to start some huge controversy. My version of Beowulf translated by: Charles Kennedy. I

Buying car was never ever as easy as this. 1. Is the above correct? 2. Can we use 'never ever' together? 3. Another question ..When can we use 'if' amd 'whether; in a sentense