Hi. If one wants to use the superlative predicatively, is it correct not to put English articles in front of the superlative? If it is correct not to put articles in front of the superlative, do you think we could say that for all the cases

Hi, " Thanks to a patient and sympathetic boyfriend, who helped talk me out of thinking of it, the tragedy is in the past. ...?.......... are not in the ......?.......... are , as you so rightly point out, the numerous causes of the

Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote: what is the plural word for THE?? some singular nouns that stand plural nouns too Many thank Teresa Pieanne has already replied as follows earlier. "The" is the definite article, and has the

Hi, Did I put the right article for the first example and make the right choice of not put articles in the second example? 1. ... to learn to learn more about them (eg, a 'gay' community' ). 2. He sites examples like family and groups

Have you really lived in US for eight years? I only have one comment. Pay more attention on articles "a" and "the" also singular or plural words. Overall, that's a good essay.

Yes, in Spanish is the same even more patent because we have plural form for the article , 'las tijeras' (the scissors) And if I wanted to be fussy with the whims of real language I've could focused in 'cattle' rather than the other kind of