Hi LiJ, Perhaps you caught that error in my recent post. It was illogical for me to write "more than (one options)." Since I made that error, it is better for me to borrow this text from The American Heritage Book of English Usage to

I think the questioner picked NewMoon's answer because there is no word in current use in English which answers the question. Nugry is not a traditional English word. It is a neologism (new word) created by corrupting (altering) the word "newbie,"

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 =

I finally solved this riddle today! I want other people to give it a try before I post the answer, though.

Okay, I see your points. Thank you, people. I accpet the rule and its sentence pattern as it is. Yet, I'm curious about how ESL teachers can do with these *interesting* principles. I doubt how much correction they would go though. You might

hey this isnt really a riddle but its funny.... The English Lesson We'll begin with box, and the plural is boxes, But the plural of ox is oxen, not oxes. Then one fowl is goose, but two are called geese, Yet the plural of moose should never

With words like Fruit and Vegetable, do we put "s" after them? For example, if I want to get people to guess a riddle by writing: It feels heavy. It looks like ( a kind of fruit or fruit or fruits????????) It tastes juicy.