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Hi h & k, WELCOME TO THE FORUMS ! ! ! Thanks for joining us. I guess we'd consider as irregular plurals, things like deer, deer; man, men; child, children; hoof, hooves. "Vocabulary" can be either countable or uncountable. His English vocabulary comprises only a hundred...

As long as I am very poor in English vocabulary, I thought it would be good to learn new vocabularies through games. Let us see if you like it or not? The game start like this, New Word Will Be Added here WITH it's defintion, each member follows should put the word in a sentence or small...

Forbes wrote: Cool Breeze, your English is faultless! I think that Mr P has hit the nail on the head. In English the complexity resides in the syntax. Many say that English has no "grammar" because you do not need to grapple with conjugations and declensions, but of course if it had no...

Hi, I hesitate to discuss the uses of nouns in such a very theoretical way. I'd just prefer to say that English vocabulary seems to me to be very flexible, and that a very great deal depends on the context. So, are you saying virtually any word can be used differently (ie. different than...

Hello Mav My understanding about the historical development of the English language is like this: English basically belongs to Teutonic languages along with German, Dutch, and Scandinavian languages. The oldest form of English (Old English/Anglo-Saxon) had been quite similar to present day...