By Learn English, Pronouns

Hi Yoong,I know what you are trying to do: you want to find a case where you can say "Who are...?", in a question where "who" is the subject. I learned that such a case doesn't exist. When "who" is the subject, the verb is always singular. Like "everyone", you say "Everyone is happy to learn...

Hi Forevershi, Thank you for your comment. Forevershi wrote:hi,thanks very much.i have payed a visit this site at once after your message.it's a good site to learn english. I would have written: Hi, thanks very much. I paid a visit to your site immediately after I read your message. I think...

Anonymous, you can post questions here when you come across English words or phrases that you don't understand, or when you have questions about English grammar. You can use the search feature and look for topics that you have questions about, like verb agreement, or conditionals, or pronouns, or...

Whilst agreeing that this topic wandered off into areas not strictly relevant to this forum, I think the following points have come out of it that are relevant to all languages: 1. Writing and speech are different but related phenonema. 2. The form in which a language is written may affect the...

How To Learn English ? PART 2 Learning a language is mainly based upon self-struggle. Maybe the only thing to be done by the teachers on this subject is to advise a method. Because, in a sense, language cannot be taught but learned. So, it’s suitable that the students are shown ways to...

hi, i want to improve my engish,because i feel hesitate when a frequent english speaking person in front of me,my pronoun is not perfect,please help me

CalifJim wrote:On the contrary, Paco. The agreement is within the subordinate clause.Hello CJ Thank you for correcting me. Hurmm... I had long thought 'whoever' and 'whomever' were pronouns. But it seems wrong. Maybe we have to treat them as some sort of adjectival relative. The precedent...

Hello, Hemantchavan . I assume you wish us to correct the grammar in this letter, which I am happy to do. If you are trying to learn English, then it would be better not to use "text language" such as "how r u " You also need to pay attention to the use of capital letters after full stops, and...

Hello Maria Welcome to this EnglishForum. I myself am a mere English learner from Japan. I'm glad if we can learn English together here. I think you'd better parse your sentence this way; Main frame: Each follows Harry. Modify some of its elements a little, you'll get: ...

Hello hanuman I think you can take "here" in the "from here" as a noun, if you think it will be more convenient for your learning English. Traditional grammar classifies words based on eight parts of speech: the verb, the noun, the pronoun, the adjective, the adverb, the preposition, the...