I visit the online 'English forum' a lot. I got your email from there. I have an exam tomorrow. Can you please clarify these Eng. grammar questions. Thanks. Is "MY' ( or any pronoun) the part of a simple subject.

there are to sentences which one is correct gramatically and why? 1. he managed to open the door by kicking it. 2. he managed opening the door by kicking it.

This debate has caused me much grief over the years! I think Latin based words are more formal and tend to be used by the more-educated, however I do not think that they are an indication of intelligence, which in the UK, seems to be an

i have been asked to come up with an idea to teach the stucture "going to + verb". I decided to use the olympics as my context, so used the sentence "he will be going to swim in the olympic pool" and "he will be going

Thanks, but what about these statements I found at this site. # If I was (not were ) to accept their offer—which I'm still considering—I would have to start the new job on May 2. # If Hamlet was really written by Marlowe, as many have

I would suggets the question you may need to ask is not "What is the rule for my sentence?" , but "Does my sentence fit the rules?". I probably over use parenthesis in my own writing style, and when forced to consider why I

Recast: 1) Let those who come first be served first 2) First come shall be first served abridged and muted to >>> First come, first served. Penang Tionghua 23 Nov 2009 Malaysia Time 1820 hours

which one is correct form of the sentence ? which hasn't yet come true - and which hasn't come true yet second one: thing you wrote was kindda pointless - and the thing you wrote was kindda pointless

what is the difference in "For Sale" , " To Sell" and "To Buy" what is the differnece in "For Lease" and "For Rent"

Hair is both s in gular and plural . The hair on your head refers to all the in dividual hair s.