Dear members, What is the different between simple past and past perfect? Can you name me any companions of our prophet who had proclaimed themselves as skeptic? or Can you name me any companion of our prophet who proclaimed himself as a

Tristankhalil wrote: Hello Everyone, This is my first post in this forum... I am so glad that I had found my best resources and references for English! I am so blessed that I found Englishforums.com I badly need help especially in correcting my

Hello Everyone, This is my first post in this forum... I am so glad that I had found my best resources and references for English! I am so blessed that I found Englishforums.com I badly need help especially in correcting my English grammar. Guys,

Schetin, I am still trying to dial to the right frequency so that we can communicate. I am afraid I have failed because I realize we are not talking in the same wave length. I find your pattern of thought difficult to understand. I once heard

As guided by Clive, here is the first one that I need help on. Thanks That Small Place By AnOnLooker It’s early in the morning. About quarter past seven. The cool breeze fills the atmosphere; the sky

Davidckchiu wrote: Dear all, Which of the following sentences is correct in grammar ? Someone says this riddle tests your closeness to God. OR Someone says this riddle test your closeness to God. Thanks in advacne Cheers Riddle - singular =

Dear all, Which of the following sentences is correct in grammar ? Someone says this riddle tests your closeness to God. OR Someone says this riddle test your closeness to God. Thanks in advacne Cheers

This is a grammar forum, not a logic forum, Sadeem. I am moving your post to Puzzles and Riddles (for want of a better idea).

For those who are too lazy to check out the site above, here's the correct version of the riddle: "Think of words ending in -GRY. Angry and hungry are two of them. There are only three words in the English language. What is the third word? The

The guideline is that some adjectives and adverbs are non-gradable: they cannot be less or more so, but just so or not so. Perfect is one example-- I am either perfect or imperfect ; supposedly, I cannot be a little bit perfect or very perfect .