Hi, I have seen in dictionaries that "arrogate" is used with "to". For example - " He arrogated to himself the right of deciding dogmatically what was orthodox doctrine. --Macaulay." But I read the following sentence

The explanation which I read was - A coordinating conjunction should join 2 things which are similar. So the correct usage should be - "The gifts of the father and those of the son were good". Please keep in my mind that this is a

Hi, Please let me know why this sentence is not correct - "The gifts of the father and the son were good." Any help will be appreciated.

thanks for your reply. But can you please tell me how is " is " correct? The subject is plural so we need a plural verb " are ".

Hi, I read this sentence in the leading magazine The Economist today - "The handful of white farmers left on the land is still being harassed." I feel it should be "are". Is the sentence correct?If so,why? Thanks for any help.

Hi, Please let me know which word in the following sentence is correct and why? This is one of the most remarkable events that have/has happened this century. Kindly give me a lucid explanation. Thanx.

It's a test question. One of the options has to be "more gramatically correct" than the others. I am not able to make out which one is the most suitable answer. Please help.

Some part of the given sentence is underlined.Four choices for rephrasing the underlined part follow each sentence.Please tell me which option is grammatically correct and effective. The public library allocated revenues it received from the

Thanks Clive for your reply. Your answer is correct. But can you tell me what led you to the answer? I know you have mentioned it sounds right. But to me the 4th option "to extend" also sounded right. How can I choose the most correct

Some part of the given sentence is underlined.Four choices for rephrasing the underlined part follow each sentence.Please tell me which option is grammatically correct and effective. For many travellers,charter vacations often turn out to cost