I am trying to determine whether the word "interconnected" in the sentence below is an adjective or intransitive verb. It seems like it could be either one to me. It is from...
Help! Could somebody please tell me what is wrong the the following conversation (grammatically or otherwise). "Is John ill? He's lost a lot of weight." "Yes, he is rather...
1) When i can use 's' in the last some words? 2) How i can use a word 'has/have' , 'got/get' and etc.
Can you correct this sentences if they are wrong. She couldn't find his picture or his site. She couldn't find his picture nor his site. She couldn't find his picture and...
what is comparative form of good
Hi everybody, I'm doing my degree in linguistics and I need people to complete my English experiments for me. I'm looking for native Greek or native German speakers. The...
I am writing a piece and need to know whether the use of dots is correct or whether their should be just the three. PLEASE let me know ASAP if you can help. Many thanks ...
when do you use less and when do you use fewer?
I'd like to know the difference between a, and an, as article.
Dear sir/madam, Can you teach (or) explain to me the perfect tense? regards, ks.manikandan
I am writing a business description of companies that are in the initial stage of development. Which uses the proper terminology: 1) We help emerging growth companies. 2)...
What does the phrase M. told S. mean? Do the M and S stand for anything? M. told S. that he's got loads of interesting anecdotes about his adventures.
Me again! This one is kind of lame, but it bothers me. Is there a proper way to punctuate a sentence of dialogue in which a particular phrase/word is repeated and also interrupted...
Is it grammatically correct to use 'am' in a sentence if not followed by I - for example "I am good at singing and am an excelent cricket player"? cheers
Asked a question, earlier, but didn't give whole thing. Here it is again. I hear on our local radio the following - "my Son and me went to the store." It should be "my Son...
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I wonder whether you can tell me the usage of "as may". I met it in the following sentence: The preheat temperature as may be specified for welding shall also be guaranteed...
Hi All, This is my first message to this awesome list Its regarding the usage of "where". Should there be a comma used with "where". If yes, should it be place after or before...
You can wrap things: a present but can you wrap somebody. Can you wrap somebody with your warmth? Does this make any sense to you? I obviously mean in a figurative way.
"I tried to contact the company by phone yesterday but failed." Pls would like to know if there is any usage error on the above sentence in a descriptive grammar point of view...
Hi everybody,,, shaould I say "I'm mad at you" or "I'm mad with you" I wish that somebody answer me immediatley.
Can someone please help a woman of some (mature), years by suggesting a book (or series)? It must be suitable for learning the rules of Grammar; punctuation and the like. It...
i want to know the best way to improve my reading because i found many difficult in my english exam
"who had sister company's so they could split up the site between them" Is it as above or "sister companies"
I would like to ask a question about uncountable noun. If I write a sentence which begins from "two litters of water ...." , should the verb for this sentence be a single form...