I don' think cross-post is a problem. Personally I cross-post often because I would hear different people express different ideas. You know, different people occurs in different forums. Not all people occurs in a particular forum. Cross-post

unreasonable classification of count/uncount noun When I was in primary school, my teacher first told me how to classify nouns as count or uncount. My teacher explained to me some of the strange cases. Eg: bread (uncount noun) It is because

Complex rules with tons of exceptions don't help, but simple rules do! If rules become much simpler, a lot of questions in English forum will vanish. Much much more spare efforts can be spent on more meaningful things (eg helping people who are

Make-it-Complex comparatives There're 2 kinds of comparatives: 1 "-er, -est" comparatives 2 "more, most" comparatives I read the annual report (I forgot exactly where and in which paragraph) from the exam authority relating to the

- Irregular plurals (noun); Irregular tense form (verb) "Regular-ise them, please!" It is my wish when I was in my school time. I will simply call "irregular noun of plural form" "irregular noun", vice versa I will simply call "irregular

- singular noun; singular verb, vice versa Don't think it is as easy as you can imagine like the following One person is... Two persons are... I am… You are… Try the following. Fill in the blanks (how "be" is changed for the

Annoying English I have learnt English for a long and long time. Today I would like to express my crazy two cents again... (I may offend some people unknowingly...) Whenever I say such ridiculous things, a lot of people will point the

I saw more phrases relating to queue Take the queue/line Faill in queue/line Does anyone know what they mean?

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Folk is not just to mean people. There are differences! Folks (noun, usually plural) Informal Usage. It is used to mean people, especially from a particular region or country/city or group; or who have their particular lifestyle, folklore; or