Yoong Liat wrote: Starget1 wrote: Buddhaheart wrote: 10 minutes are too short for me to finish that essay. No . 10 minutes is too short for me to finish that essay. Yes. Since

Buddhaheart wrote: 10 minutes are too short for me to finish that essay. No . 10 minutes is too short for me to finish that essay. Yes. Since the plural noun ( minutes ) denotes a specific quantity ( 10 ) considered as a whole, a

Hi all, I came across this sentence: 10 minutes are too short for me to finish that essay. 10 minutes is too short for me to finish that essay. Can someone tell me which one is correct? Thanks!

CalifJim wrote: Robert Louis Stevenson? Yes. Robert Louis Stevenson. Any of the Agatha Christie books are also good for beginning and intermediate students. CJ Ok, thanks CJ!

Grammar Geek wrote: Hi again, Starget, I was trying to think of authors I enjoy who write simply, but that you may enjoy as well. Some of the writers I was thinking of at first are more "girl" books, but you may not mind that at all. Little

CalifJim wrote: Treasure Island Who is the author? Is it Robert Louis Stevenson?

Hi all, I will appreciate a lot if someone can help me out here.

Yoong Liat wrote: Starget1 wrote: It is grammatically incorrect. 'In one of the girls' is grammatically wrong. (Oh, I see. How to make it grammatically correct?) Look in the Index

It is grammatically incorrect. 'In one of the girls' is grammatically wrong. (Oh, I see. How to make it grammatically correct?) What is this topic called in grammar? Plural Vs Singular? Look in the Index and search for the word 'one'. (I'm

I don't have special preference.. I seldom read story books .. I usually read magazines and mostly are computer-related So, perhaps you can recommend me one in each category so that I will read and in future I will know which type I prefer.