All those in favour are to raise t heir right hands . Now their is in agreement, since the subject is plural - All those . But is it correct so say raise thei r right hands ? - that might imply that a person has more than one right hand. Is it

Oh I see. Three words. 1. I 2. am 3. angry.

I think both the singular and plural work. I prefer the singular. The plural gives the impression that the professors have more than one first name.

No third ending in 'gry' in modern English.

1. N-COUNT An informant is someone who gives another person a piece of information. (FORMAL) 2. N-COUNT An informant is the same as an informer. N-COUNT An informer is a person who tells the police that someone has done something illegal.

An industry, company, or product that is unprofitable does not make any profit or does not make enough profit. (BUSINESS) ...unprofitable state-owned industries... The newspaper is believed to have been unprofitable for at least the past decade.

Hi Zmon go to school = go there to study go to church = go there to worship go to market = go there to buy the things needed go to prison = go there as a prisoner I wonder whether the above usage is the same in AmE. But you say "go to

A noun is a word such as `car', `love', or `Anne' which is used to refer to a person or thing.

"Hello", she said. "Hi", he answered. "Hello," she said. (The comma goes inside the quotation marks.) "Hi," he answered. (as above)