Hi friends, Consider this sentence. He has got a very good knowledge. What is the function of the article 'a' in the sentence ? Does it modify the uncountable noun 'knowledge'? I am quite confused! Please help me out!!!

But, the question can also be answered as given below: "For whom are you writing this Personal Narrative? As my brother is not feeling good I am writing this for him." Am I right? Consider this question also. To whom are you writing this Personal

For whom are you writing this Personal Narrative? Does this mean, whom do you want to read(audience) your Personal Narrative? I doubt that it also means instead of whom you are writing this Personal Narrative. I am quite confused!! If the

Hi Clive! Your words are/were (?) very informative. Oh God! When I wrote the above sentence, I got a bit confused by the tense that should be taken. Please let me know which one is appropriate. Thanks for your words . Had I

How big a monkey was that? Is the above question correctly phrased? If not, please suggest one. And what is the function of the article 'a' in the question? Thanks in advance.

Which one of the following two sentences is correct? 1.Respond me. 2.Respond to me. Thanks in advance.

Yeah I got it now. Once again, thanks a lot for your help.

Marius Hancu, thanks for your reply. But, please let me know whether that is an archaic usage or not.

"I HAD rather believe all the fables in the Legend, and the Talmud, and the Alcoran, than that this universal frame is without a mind." These words are from the essay ' Of Atheism' written by Francis Bacon. What does he mean by saying 'I HAD

Does 'Expository writing' differ from 'Informative writing' ? I say 'yes' but my friend says 'no'.......Please help us out!!!!! Thanks in advance.