Which is the correct usage ? and why please help me
Don't be afraid or Dont afraid
What is the meaning of the following sentence? and is it correct usage?
I like oranges.Oranges is plural so I omit determiner 'an'
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Don't be afraid or Dont afraid
What is the meaning of the following sentence? and is it correct usage?
I like oranges.Oranges is plural so I omit determiner 'an'
I am a student and first time using this site. Where i can get its answer?
Hope you are close to me.
-Ahemmed
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Which is the correct usage ? and why please help me
Don't be afraid or Dont afraid
What is the meaning of the following sentence? and is it correct usage?
I like oranges. This is fine.
Oranges is plural so I omit determiner 'an'
I am a student and first time using this site. Welcome to the Forum.
Clive
ahemmedsaiWhich is the correct usage ? and why please help meHello Ahemmed;
Don't be afraid or Dont afraid
What is the meaning of the following sentence? and is it correct usage?
I like oranges.Oranges is plural so I omit determiner 'an'
I am a student and first time using this site. Where i can get its answer?
Hope you are close to me.
-Ahemmed
Welcom to the Forums.
Don't be afraid or Dont afraid
Answer:
Afraid is an adjective.
The pattern for adjectives and nouns is:
Don't be .........
Examples:
Don't be a clown. (noun)
Don't be sad. (adjective)
Don't be discouraged. (adjective)
Don't be rude. (adjective)
Don't be afraid. (adjective)
Fear is a verb. The pattern for verbs is:
Don't ........
Examples:
Don't cry.
Don't yell.
Don't fear.
Don't run.
Don't hate.
I like oranges. Oranges is plural so I omit determiner 'an'
Yes. That's correct. A/an means "one."
I like to eat an orange for dessert. (one orange)
I like apples and oranges. (many apples, many oranges)
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A-
