I determined from contexts that it means something like 'give a round of applause to...,' but I could not find the expression in my dictionary.

From what I learned, the subject and verb are all you need to make a sentence. Does this apply to transitive verbs as well? Or must you have an object in that case?

I'm still confused about which pronoun can refer to these: one, someone, anyone, and everyone. 'He or she' seems to be grammatically correct, but I've seen 'they' used in formal writing. Also, 'he or she' sounds

Thanks everyone. I'll look into them. And thanks Japes for the correction.

I'm thinking about getting one. Is it worth the price in terms of interface, durability, battery life, screen brightness, font size, etc.? Would you advise against relying on it too much?

I still can grasp only the basic rules of articles. Can you refer me to a comprehensive guide, if any, on ariticles?

I'm not sure that was the correct form, but what does it mean?

...that are ideal for improving spoken English. I'm aware reading in combination with speaking is the best bet. The problem is I have severe social anxiety and am nearly isolated from outside world. Ironically my internet addiction is the only

Yeah but there are too many even in one book just to google.