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| supposing I want to say the dog bited me but I want the pronoun of the dog so I can say : he bited me? | |
 | Cool Breeze Hi Murfhum
Dog owners invariably say he or she when they refer to their dogs. Of course it is also correct. Bite is an irregular verb: He bit me [in the leg].
CB | |
 | CalifJim If you don't know the dog, for example, a stray dog, you can say It bit me.
If you know the dog, as for example, a pet dog whose name you know, you can say He bit me or She bit me.
CJ | |
| hello correct my sentence 1.the team wants to lend you, she\it (the team) said you harm to the team 2.her\its poverty(of the team) could make some changes and when I use "her" only with people? | |
 | Clive Hi,
You can't say 'her' when you mean a team. You can say 'it', or you can say 'they' if you are thinking of the team as people.
So, please rewrite your sentences, (including capital letters and periods  ) and then we can comment on the rest.
Best ... | |
| Murfhum so if I can't say "she" I can't say her too , I can say its for the team | |
| hello I would like to know if I could understand spoken english(supposing movies) without speaking english is it possible and if someone here understand spoken english without having spoken english | |
 | Kooyeen Yes, it's possible. I hardly ever (ok, let's say never), practice spoken English, but I can understand (not always though).
But you can't understand spoken English if you have no idea how you should speak it... You have to know the sounds and how ... | |
| Murfhum KooyeenYes, it's possible. I hardly ever...
But you can't understand spoken...
How much time do you spend in listening?and what ways? ... | |
| Kooyeen Not much, really. I should listen much more.
I listen to the radio... radio stations avilable on the net. It could be some radio station in California, some kind of public radio, etc.
I sometimes watch some videos on Youtube, some animated ... | |
| hi, can anyone please tell me the exact usage of 'the'. i m really confused where to use it.... | |
 | Philip Himani10
hi,
can anyone please tell me the exact...
This question could result in a lengthy lesson! 'The' is the definite article in English, which means its general use is to designate a specific noun.
I saw a man in a grey suit ~ I saw the man you introduced me to yesterday.
I'm waiting for a ... | |
| Goodman Himani10hi,
can anyone please tell me the exact...
Welcome to the English Forum.
Which one? The English Forum, the one you just posted a question in.
I love the jacket mom bought me. Which jacket? The one mom bought me.
The A line train leaves the station everyday at in the morning. Which train? The A ... | |
| Are they different? (They are both uncountable) | |
| Clive Hi,
I rarely if ever hear the word 'exportation'.
Clive | |
| Murfhum if you mean as "noun" so there is no difference | |
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