Questions tagged 'Grammar'
117 questions
What part of speech is the word “then”?
What part of speech does the word "then" represent? Additionally, could you provide examples of its usage in different contexts to illustrate its various grammatical functions?
Which of the following lists demonstrates various tenses of an irregular verb?
Which of the following lists demonstrates the various tenses of an irregular verb? a. I try, I tried, I will try b. I walk, I walked, I will walk c. I call, I called, I will call d. I go, I went, I wi...
which one of the following groups of words is a fragment?
Which of the following groups of words is a fragment? A. Strolling in the park on a summer afternoon. B. In December, we usually take a skiing trip. C. The Carters enjoy vacationing at the lake. D. Ta...
which is correct? I hope “you understand” or “you’ll understand”?
Which phrase is correct: "I hope you understand" or "I hope you'll understand"? Are both of them acceptable? I am writing an email and would like to know which one I should use. Thank you in advance f...
Jan 30, 2025
Change this verb from the present tense to the preterite tense. miguel y ana llegan
Please change the verb in the following sentence from the present tense to the preterite tense: "Miguel y Ana llegan."
Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject?
Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its compound subject? The answer is option C: "Going into the business right after high school."
Jan 29, 2025
Which sentence needs quotation marks added to be correct? a. what are you talkin about, marcus?
Which sentence requires quotation marks to be grammatically correct? A. "What are you talking about, Marcus?" asked Shelby.
Which of these words is an example of an absolute adjective
Which of the following words serves as an example of an absolute adjective?
Jan 27, 2025
which is correct? these past few days or this past few days?
Which phrase is correct: "these past few days" or "this past few days"? Could you please clarify the proper usage of these expressions and in what contexts each would be appropriate? Thank you!
Is it je suis fatigue or j’ai fatigue?
I understand that "je suis fatigué" is the correct phrase to use, but I have a feeling it might be "j'ai fatigué." Can anyone clarify which one is accurate? Thank you!