"This is to bring your notice" is this gramatically correct. Some of my freinds suggested this as "This is to bring to your notice". Please help me which one is correct
my husband work permit was till october 18 but now it got extended till may
Decide which of the following sentences are wrong.
Read the following ten sentences and decide if any have mistakes. If you get some answers wrong, you can click on why below to find out what is wrong with the mistake sentences.
'What type of noun is woman?'
You probably know that a noun is a type of 'thing'. For example 'table' and 'car' are both types of nouns. Here we take a look at all the different types of nouns there are and how to spot them:
Phrasal Verbs can often be split when they use an object. For example we can say:
'I'm going to take off my shirt.'
'I'm going to take my shirt off'.
Which of these two is correct?
'I am more clever than her.'
'I am cleverer than her.'
Thanks for your help
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Please help correct the below sentence:
( please feedback to me where are we on this case next week tuesday on septemper 16th 2008 )
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Thuy VietNam
'He carefully held his granddaughter.'
Adverbs are used to give us more information and are used to modify verbs, clauses and other adverbs.
The difficulty with identifying adverbs is that they can appear in different places in a sentence.
Compare these two sentences:
1) 'Could you close the door?'
2) 'Close the door.'
You probably think that the first sentence is more polite than the second – and you are right.
1) is a request. We are asking someone to do something.
2) is an instruction. We are telling some what to do.
'The car is my favourite invention.'
Many English learners get confused over when to use the. Here we give you some of the basics.
We use the when we want to talk about something there is only one of: 'the moon; the sun; the north pole.'
The is used with specific things. Compare these two sentences:
