Suppose in an interview you are asked a question by the interviewer and you didn't understand it and you want it to be repeated what will you say? I beg pardon, please. pardon, please. I beg your pardon please. Or?

Shade was in need of your help, please someone pay attention to his post.

The articles, THE, A, AN, to which category of parts of speech do they belong, or they are a disticnt part of speech? Someone please giude me.

Please someone tell me what is the difference between a clause and a phrase? Aslo I am in search of some valuable website which contains a detailed information about parts of speech and other basics of English grammar. It will be very kind if

He is on the point of death. He is on the point of dieing. Which one of the above is correct.

Thanks, M.M. for your help. I was just consulting my dictionary for it when u replied. But to my great surprise Her has not been mentioned in my dictionary as an adjective, but as a pronoun and determiner. In the later case its function was the

Thanks Spectacled-Girl for your prompt reply. In A Practical English Grammar by Oxford University Press topic No. 98, it is said "Verb placed immediately after the preposition must be in the gerund form." e.g. He left without paying his

Please somebody help me in the following. This is her book. That is my cup. In the above sentences her and my are possessive adjectives are possessive pronouns?

Kindly help me which one is correct and why. 1. I am looking forward to see him. 2. I am looking forward to seeing him.

Castellano, It is a generally accepted view that Shakespear has not written a single tragedy without a hero, and not a single comedy without a hero and heroine. Now lets apply this veiw to the THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. "Portia is the heroine