I've fully understood. Thank you very much!

Thanks! So, as I understand, the following generic statements are grammartically right: The tiger is strong Tigers are strong And the following sentence is wrong: The tiger are strong (The word 'tiger' here is a scpecies, not a

Dear, I was confused with these sentences: The white bear only lives near the north pole The white bear only live near the north pole The white bears only live near the north pole I don't know which one is correct. also, the

Dear, pemmican said: "Neither do I think that structure is more important than pragmatics". I don't understand this sentence. Is it positive or negitive? Does it mean: Pemmican thinks that structure is more important than pragmatics or Pemmican

But, will I make a mistake if I say: a historical meeting ?

Dear, It was the first time I've heard about "an historical". I know that we must use a before words that begin with vowel sound. But in /hi 'stor i kal/ , hi is not a vowel sound. So, could you please explain this case in more detail?