what form were you referring to? kindly make things clearer.

next friday would mean 8 days later. if today is thursday and you want to be off the following day, you say, " I'll be off tomorrow," or " i'll be off this friday." or " I'll be off this coming friday," or "I'll be off on friday."

don't worry, both are correct. they were olny said on a different manner but they mean the same.

who is the leading actor? or who stars the movie? or who is the leading lady?

no it shouldn't have. it should be: When: Wednesday, July 7th and 14th falls on a Wednesday. apostrophe s ('s) is used for contracting words, such as: it is ---> it's that is----> that's what is----> what's and so on.... notice

for I and YOU pronouns...in rules of using is and are....singular nouns/pronouns normally follow the linking verb in singular form. However with I and YOU, even if they appear to be one person. I and YOU are exceptions. the proper grammar for it

hi, guest dwarfs and dwarves; hoof and hooves are both correct. either one of them is called an alternate plural. i hope i helped you.

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