Could you please help me to break up the sentences below into clauses and identify the subjects and verbs? 1) The European Union is counter-suing the United States over defense contracts and tax breaks it regards as aid for Boeing. 2) The

But in the article below, it uses possessive noun (Michael's family). Does it mean that possessive noun is allowed when using the first name but not the last name? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Landon Cindy and Michael's family were

Should the sentences below use possessive nouns or non-possessive nouns? and why? 1) "This is a gift from Jordan's family." or "This is a gift from Jordan family." (assuming Jordan is the last name. e.g., Michael Jordan) 2) "Jamie ***'s

Should a verb after "I thought"/"was wondering" be in past tense/present tense? Which tense is more common/correct and why? For example, 1) "I thought he wanted to go to the party" or "I thought he wants to go to the party" 2)" I thought

Let say you know someone is coming over to your house, so when he/her shows up at your door which of the following sentences is more logical to say to the person: 1) I know you are coming. 2) I knew you were coming. 3) I knew you are

Should I use has or have for sentences below? Is there any difference? 1) What does this has/have to do with me? 2) Has/Have anyone read the news?

Thanks!! It's much clearer to me now

I am confused on whether to use past tense or present tense in the same sentence that has present perfect tense. For example, 1) I have looked at the plot but did not see anything wrong with it. This seems wrong grammatically as have is