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they bring news is laptops are she brings laptops are they bring There's an "understood" which she brings . This relative clause takes the pronoun out of contention for subject of the sentence, since it is instead subject of "brings" in the clause. The clause...

The verb "to fault" is the transitive form of the noun, "my fault ." No one could find fault with your sentence = No one could fault your sentence. The noun is countable or uncountable. "Find fault" is an idiom, meaning "to criticize."

I worked 3 hours overtime. ( The ' overtime ' here is ' adverb ' ) to mean how you work. water is uncountable noun, that's why we say 2 litres of water not 2 litres waters but waters with s means the ocean on the shore of a country. eg. A pirate ship has encroached the waters of...