hi,
which one of them is correct?
i have not seen them?
i did not seen them?
when to use have not and did not?
thanks 
In English grammar, a pronoun is a word that is used instead of the noun.
A basic example is "Sarah is tall". In this sentence, Sarah is a noun. Because we know that Sarah is a girl, we can use the pronoun she and keep the same meaning - "She is tall".
It's time to test your knowledge of adjective + preposition combinations. Take a look at these common adjectives and choose the prepositions that normally follow them.
It's not easy to remember which preposition is used with which adjective - practice exercises like this are the best way to learn.
When you have finished, write your own example sentences using the correct adjective + preposition combinations. Did you get 10/10?
Generally speaking Adjectives are nouns that are used to describe things,persons or animals but what happens when having more than one adjective? how should you classify them in the appropriate order?
Here are some rules that would help you with this task:
1-Determiner,ordinal,cardinal,noun.
2-Determiner,ordinal,quality word,size,noun.
3-Determiner,quality word,size,age,noun.
4-Determiner,very,quality word,size,age,noun.
5-Determiner,very,ordinal,cardinal,noun.
6-Determiner,very,age or temperature,shape,color,noun.
7-Determiner,age ro temperature,color,material,noun.
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Hi everyone,
How are you doing ??
I hope you are fine ..
frankly, I have a very small question 
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Q: Which one is correct ??
May Allah bless you
OR
May Allah blesses you
And thanks in advance :\
I have a big challenge about the using of "off" .. Many of times I couldn't understand it's exactly meaning.. It has many meanings .. Can you explain me the most common usage of off with the short sentences..
I've recently read this sentence, I understand it, but using of off doesn't make of sense ;
"I need to finish off the first bit of my essay until Friday."
Take a look at this multiple choice quiz. Practice your knowledge of verbs by choosing the correct one in each sentence.
How many did you get correct? Which ones did you slip up on (make a mistake on)?
It was the most ___ I have been watching a film.
I think the answer is " exciting " . isn't it correct?
Have something done is used to show that something is done for us, we do not do it ourselves. Compare these two sentences:
"I washed my car." - I washed my car myself.
"I had my car washed." - I paid someone to wash my car for me.
Frequency adverbs show how often something happens. They usually come before the main verb in a sentence: "I sometimes cook Italian food."
