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Grammar Geek wrote: In your example, with the slight change to I had some little alterations made, it sounds fine to me. Hi GG Your sentence sounds fine to me as well. I think the original poster didn't quite know how to ask the question he/she wanted to ask. That is obvious from his/her...

1. Why are there no articles in front of the words "legislature" and "parliament"? A majority is the difference between the number of votes or seats in parliament and legislature that the winner gets in an election, and the number ... 2. When you are listing things after a colon, are you...

Clive wrote: Now, let's look at non-countable nouns. eg More rain will fall tomorrow . or More work always brings more success . How to say these things with 'more of'? There are other syntaxes, too. eg Mary is more beautiful than Jane. Everyday, Tom loves her more . How do you suggest we say...