• Re: None of is/are able vs. none of us was/were able

  None of us was able. N one of us were able. Both sentences are grammatically correct. The same applies when both sentences are in present tense.
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by yoong liat 3 yr 60 days ago Tenses, Present Tenses

• Re: kind of

  What kind of prince comes unattended? Correct. "I know what kind of person did it" Correct. The other sentences are ungrammatical. Also: Are these sentence s correct? CB
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by cool breeze 1 yr 230 days ago

• Help me with the grammer

  Hi , I am not able to form sentences having have/has/had followed by had. Please explain the grammer used for these kinds of sentences. Regards, Santsoh
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by santosh11 1 yr 25 days ago Regards

• Re: klş

  Try using punctuation, writing in sentences and using capital letters for proper nouns and at the start of sentences. By the way you didn't ask a question.
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by huevos 1 yr 91 days ago Capital Letters, Nouns, Punctuation

• Re: Of

  Thanks, but my question was how are the sentences I made translated in the native speaker's sight(perspective?). Are the sentences makes no sence at all in your sight?
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by eunjinny 251 days ago Sentences

• Doubt on hypehn

  1.on-time delivery. 2. project delivery on time. Both the sentences has ontime but one contains hyphen and the other doesnt ? or both the sentences are correct
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by renjithvsathyan 195 days ago Punctuation, Hyphenation, Sentences

• Mataphors

  what are the structures and sentences of metaphors. sorry to say but i am deeply in need of some sentences
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 45 days ago Metaphors, Sentences, Apologies

• Re: Disputed Usages - Urgent! Please help!

  sentences: 1) He was out at a meeting and couldn't be contacted all day. 2) His second plan ...
  ", is that "He couldn't be contacted" is a passive construction. And one problem we have mentioned is now very
  ESL Linguistics Discussion Forum by aperisic 3 yr 124 days ago Constructions, Whom, Negatives, Expressions, Commas, Weddings

• Re: Correct please

  1. What is the difference in meaning between the sentences? What do the sentences mean? 2.Could you tell me the difference between the sentences? Could you tell me what the difference in meaning
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by paulio 2 yr 156 days ago Difference Between

• Re: locked in

  correctly, you are saying the phrase locked in in Anyone out there? I'm locked in is in a passive ...
  . There's a tendency to associate passive action verbs with the past tense because the actions have
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by goodman 2 yr 30 days ago Grammar, Verbs, Constructions, Tenses, Present Tenses, Past Tenses
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