Dear all, Kindly tell me which of the following expressions are grammatical. 1. There is an apple and an orange on the table. 2. There are an apple and an orange on the table...
How to imrove english listening?/ Can anyone have some audio to imrove it. please suggest me?
could anyone give me a precise definition of CLAUSE? Thank you
I am interested in all opinions from all corners of the Anglo-Saxon world on the following: 1. I would have liked to see him. 2. I would like to have seen him. 3. I would have...
The media [has/have] become more responsible nowadays. Please help me, its very confusing. What does media take has or have? Is it treated as a plural noun, but I believe it...
Hi, I'm a students and I confuse how to makea differences of using at, in, on... please help me
Hi, I'm back. Been busy with works and hadn't had much time to come to the forum. I have a list full of question to ask but let me go slow with it. I might need Goodman's help...
Hello: I have a question about English grammar. When do I use "talk" and when do I use "speak?" I know we "speak English" and we don't "talk English." Are there other times when...
I has an assignment from my college to introduce myself infront of class. But I don't know to write it because I'm confuse about how to introduce myself and what are the components...
Which one is correct? My girlfriend is prettier than 'her or she is'. I think it is 'she is', but is 'her' possible as well? Sounds wrong to me.
Which of these sentences is correct? 1. If no information was provided regarding costs, then that would be an area of concern. 2. If no information was provided regarding costs...
"Sir, I have read in grammar book that if the main verb is in the past tense then the verb in the subordinate clause will also be in past tense. I tried to follow this rule that...
Hi, I was wondering if someone can explain to me the difference between simple past and past perfect tense. When would you use one vs the other? For example, When would you...
Hello, Please help me with the following sentence: - Jessica __________ ( a. isn't believing, b. doesn't believe ) what you're saying. The site which that's given at...
Hello, Is this a grammatically correct subjunctive sentence? If I were you, I would buy this computer. If I were you and I would buy this computer are two separate clauses? ...
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Hi, I think 'a few' in front of a noun conveys a positive-polarity view point; whereas 'few' in front of a noun conveys the negative. I tried to consider the context of a writing...
Please explain how to 'pp' a letter. Help needed urgently How do I pp a letter? in other words if Peters name is at the bottom of the letter how do I (Juliette) sign it for...
My, our, your , etc.... - are they possessive pronouns (which is known from every book on English that I own) or possessive adjectives?
YUK: I would have liked to have been there [ too much verb! ] Which do we all prefer? I would like to have been there or I would have liked to be there. Same? No difference...
Would we use ‘may’ or ‘might’ in the sentence below? Is there a specific rule in choosing the correct variant every time? “She contacted me to say that the cashier may/might...
Is the use of the serial comma ever wrong? Would you personally use it consistently in your writing? Thank you.
I am quite confused about the usage of countable nouns and singular countable nouns. I would like to know about their usages. I will try to explain those with some examples. 1...
How many tenses are there in English?
How do you distinguish when a noun is used as a noun attributive rather than being in possessive form and vice-versa? "hotel windows" or "hotel's windows" "car radio" or "car...