Hi, I have a few questions here. First, if the word noise is pluralized i.e. noises means sound, is it right?I heard a lady say, " The contestants' focus were disrupted by your noises". Second, do attitude, behaviour, decorum,

I'm not confused. What i meant was titles for movies and special days or events such as (the) Green Day, (the) friendship day, and (the) Malaysian Beauty Contest.

Hi, Do we say, 1) ' On or in your computer, there are programmes like excel, publisher etc? 2) 'You can present your findings on or In or using Microsoft Powerpoint. Thanks

Hi, In a sentence like 'I saw she running/run towards the gate', the first verb 'saw' is the past form while the following verb can be either in the base for or continuous form.What if a sentence especially with that-clause reads

hi, Can anyone please tell me why the article 'the' is not needed for titles? Or is it optional? For example, 1. In conjunction with (the) World Environment Day , the department of health organised a "Love Your Environment' week.

But being in a hurry isn't always a barrier to helping people. Tests carried out during morning rush hours produced almost as many positive results as those performed during off-peak hours. Gary Webber, 46-year-old British local

Hi, I came across this phrase and i don't know what it means. Can somebody please clarify this phrase for me? My father and Uncle Lim drive the same make of car . What is the underlined phrase means? Thanks.

Hi, I have a problem regarding articles. Have you ever heard of a fish that shoot insects? It is called an/the Archer fish. So is 'the' the answer because the type of fish is specified? Can you please explain? Another one, A

I may not be an expert, but sometimes, there are some exceptions to the grammar rules. More handsome and most handsome are more common than handsomer and handsomest. Maybe someone with linguistics background can shed more light on this.

Hi, I am confused with this question on the subject verb agreement. Which is the correct form of the verb? The noun 'family' can be either singular or plural. How can I know if it is plural or singular. The Tan family comes/come to