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ID Topic Author Last updated date  Replies Views Rating possessive pronouns. Dear Dr Grammar I feel very relieved to have come across your link . I would like to ask you about possessive adjectives and This pa aiduta Jul-17-10 05:49 AM by Pruthiraj 3 1638 --- article 'the' Dr. Grammar, Some organizations are known by their initial letters, such as: NASA UNICEF The IRA The RNLI Could you please tell me why som Anns Jul-17-10 05:46 AM by Pruthiraj 1 1459 --- I / me Hello, I want to ask something I heard in a game :). This is a speech I took from its web site. 'Betrayer.' In truth it was I who was betrayed. Fractal7 Jul-17-10 05:44 AM by Pruthiraj 3 1197 --- Noun or pronoun? When referring to a specific room in an historical building, the XXXs' Hall, are the rooms nouns, i.e. the great hall, the undercroft, or are they pro rockhopper Jul-17-10 05:39 AM by Pruthiraj 2 1586 --- use of the article a or an? greetings, i am confused as to why the we say...."an mba" and not "a mba"...could you kindly explian the usage of "a" and "an" with examples.. wha Praveen Jul-17-10 05:35 AM by Pruthiraj 8 2093 --- Determiners, nouns and pronouns Dr Grammar, Which one is the correct structure? 1. We would appreciate if you could kindly send us the followings. 2. We would appreciate if noramin Jun-05-10 08:36 AM by Pruthiraj 1 1678 --- the definite article... Please, tell me which one of theese sentences is correct and why. When do we use the definite article and when we don't? 1) Children from my clas alex24 Jun-05-10 07:34 AM by Pruthiraj 100 6481 --- about noun hi,Dr Grammar! i have an example:"she's wearing a lovely cotton skirt" "lovely" and "cotton" are all adj ,there a rule and i know how to use it in a eddy Jun-05-10 07:30 AM by Pruthiraj 1 1220 --- and me or I or myself? Hi Dr. Grammer, whats correct to say x and me or x and i or x and myself for example will attent a course on Wed. regards, Lo ulou Loulou79 Apr-16-10 07:48 AM by Dr Grammar 5 2187 --- "The" or "A" Dear Dr. Grammar, Which is correct: "Look at that pretty girl wearing the red dress or a red dress!"? Thank you abc15 Mar-22-10 08:52 AM by Pruthiraj 1 1038 --- I or me When labeling a picture of me and my friend Jackie would I label it "Jackie and me" or "Jackie and I?" Susan Mar-22-10 07:26 AM by Pruthiraj 8 2136 --- Analyse the following noun phrases Dear Dr.Grammar. Would you please help me with this question? Analye the following noun phrases. Give information both about what elements the n linekol Mar-22-10 07:15 AM by Pruthiraj 1 1309 --- question about relative pronoun In the sentence, "It affects the way you feel about something" is there a relative pronoun missing? If so, which relative pronoun is it?? Or is "t Phoebe_grace Mar-22-10 07:11 AM by Pruthiraj 1 937 --- "not allowed" Dear Dr, Students are compulsory to register prior to entering the lab. Failing which are "not allow" to enter and utilized the PC facilities. I amin Aug-27-09 11:46 AM by Dr Grammar 1 728 --- Which article? Dear Dr, Grammar, Could you help me choose the correct article in this question; "Can you use a/the computer? " Thank you very much abc15 Jun-06-08 08:00 AM by Dr Grammar 1 1134 --- It / He Why do we use "It" and not "He" in this situation ?? Who's the man with Mary ?? I think it's her brother. thanks Dewi dewijones Jan-23-08 09:15 PM by Dr Grammar 1 1323 --- Difference in form and meaning 2 Dear Dr. grammar! Could you please explain the difference in form and meaning between the members of the following sentence pairs: a) Clara had line Nov-13-07 11:54 PM by Dr Grammar 1 1369 --- Difference in form and meaning Dear Dr.Grammar Can you please explain the difference in form and meaning between the members of each of the following sentence pairs; a) "All t line Nov-11-07 06:48 PM by Dr Grammar 1 1233 --- Trouble with determining abstract vs concrete nouns I understand the difference between an abstract and concrete noun. But in these sentences would you consider Civil War and Northern Hemisphere concret dlewis Sep-13-07 05:49 PM by Dr Grammar 1 1560 --- rules for adding 's' or not when making possessive case Dear Dr. Grammar, When making possesive case, are there any rules to determine when to add 's' and when not to after proper nouns ending with 's'? leslie Jul-16-07 08:23 PM by Dr Grammar 1 1989 --- sometimes ı am confused in this issue that ... when i read or write subject about the whole../all the.. i am mixed For instance paint the whole room or paint all the room what about you? enescagali Jan-24-07 07:46 PM by Dr Grammar 1 1707 --- Omit THAT Object Dear Dr Grammar and everyone , A grammar book was written :" You must be careful when omit That Object .Because if there is a prepositio anhcp Sep-20-06 08:33 PM by Dr Grammar 3 1637 --- SOME_ANY Dear Dr grammar and everyone , I can't understand why 3 sentences are same . 1. I have not read any of these books . 2. I have not read some of anhcp Sep-12-06 03:23 PM by anhcp 8 1690 --- vegetables Dear Dr.Grammar.I read this sentence:"The shop sell fruit and vegetables." - Isn't vegetable a noncountable word? I thought it is like "furniture" is Munyuka Sep-11-06 10:50 PM by Dr Grammar 4 3482 --- my friend-friend of mine Dear Dr.Grammar.Is there any difference between: 1-I'm meeting a friend. 2-I'm meeting a friend of mine. Which one is more natural?Thanks. Munyuka Aug-11-06 09:50 AM by Dr Grammar 1 1597 --- to wish Dear Dr Grammar, Watching a film in original version this morning, I was surprised to read the subtitlle: "None of us wish to be killed" I am MONIA Jun-20-06 09:37 PM by Dr Grammar 5 1771 --- handrail set or handrails set? Dear Dr Grammar, Set of handrails, elements etc. but handrail set or handrails set? olejniczak Jun-01-06 06:50 PM by Dr Grammar 1 1613 --- lung cancer disease sir ! i have a question : ex: lung cancer disease is there any rule to recognize the following order of nouns??? explain??? ? eddy May-31-06 08:12 PM by Dr Grammar 1 1541 --- Many a student .... Hi Dr Gramma, could u plz correct for me a piece of gramma? I've check in a dictionary: "Many a student studies English = Many students study English NganPham May-18-06 02:12 PM by Dr Grammar 1 1706 --- Reference Dear Dr. Grammar, I've got a question for you. Could you tell me what these words refer back to in the following thehunnybunny May-15-06 03:09 PM by Dr Grammar 3 1711 ---

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