In Using English^x, Nouns^x

Tanit wrote:In these compositions, something like "The man whom you spoke to this morning is my father" would be considered inappropriate in terms of register and consistency, while something like "The man who you spoke to this morning is my father" would be considered inappropriate in other...

Hello, Roro. 1. How did you make those quotes? I see no quote button. 2. I am not a linguist. I have a Ph.D. in electrical engineering. 3. I was unfamiliar with the term so, after you used it, I did a Google search on "Bare Plural" and found...

I'm sorry to meddle your talk, but I'm very interested in it because I also have troubles in using English articles. I understand what Chat Bleu is saying has reason. "English" can't be countable, so probably we shouldn't say "a good English". Nevertheless it is also true we often hear native...

Haa..haaa...shows that how difficult for me to learn English. When I speak in mother tongue, I never think which one is 'noun' or which one is 'adjective', the thing is, I don't really have that kind of environment to get me accustomed to using English, I try to read more, but to learn through...