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  • manuelm.17121
    manuelm.17121
    I know that saying, for example "There's two of them" is wrong. But can somebody explain it to me in GRAMMATICAL terms?
    LikeReply 41 year ago
    • acronimous
      acronimous
      In grammatical terms, "There's two of them" is incorrect because the verb "is" (from "there is") is singular, while "two of them" is plural. The correct form is "There are two of them," as the plural subject requires the plural verb "are." 
      LikeReply 41 year ago
  • Demdumdems
    Demdumdems
    I am going to buy a couple more. WHY? Why is it so difficult to add one more word, only two letters, when speaking (or writing) the phrase... a couple more? Isn't the correct phrase... A couple OF more
    Perhaps it varies by location (West coast specifically} and the dialect or slang? No, that isn't right. Proper grammar doesn't (shouldn't) change from region to region.
    I believe the internet - social media has caused language (grammar) laziness. Maybe people do not realize the educational decline, or simply just don't care. Lazy.
    Does anyone watch the cable news? The people that read the news to millions? The word "ANYWAYS" really gets under my skin!     
    LikeReply1 year ago
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    LikeReply 22 years ago
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    enidxthexdaffodil
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    LikeReply 52 years ago
  • Ahnad1971
    Ahnad1971
    What is the difference in both grammar and meaning:
    1.The smoke from the cars covered the sky.
    The smke from the cars covered the sky.
    LikeReply 12 years ago
    • garym.78432
      garym.78432
      There’s a spelling mistake in the second sentence; fix it, then grammar and meaning will be the same.
      LikeReply 82 years ago
  • hhLearnEnglish
    hhLearnEnglish
    Good site ! It reminds me to change my wrong form to the correct form of English grammar
    LikeReply3 years ago
  • ioooii
    ioooii
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    LikeReply 13 years ago
    • Greying_Geezer
      Greying_Geezer
      Firstly, I believe you mean, "IDK _whether_ to use....". But to answer your question, the correct form is "she", which is the subjective completion (and therefore in the subjective form) required after the linking verb "is" (third person singular of the verb "to be".) "Her" is the objective form of the noun, used, for example, in, "I don't know her." (And just to confuse matters, her can also be a possessive adjective as in, "She brought her umbrella." 
      LikeReply 63 years ago
  • Greying_Geezer
    Greying_Geezer
    Arrgh! Just above this input box is one entitled "Did you know?", which contains the cringe-worthy tidbit, ""I am." is the shortest two words sentence in the English language."
    LikeReply 43 years ago
  • johnnyl.15842
    johnnyl.15842
    I live in a guard gated community; I’ll need all the names so I can input in the gate access system. When you’re going through the gate, the security officer will ask for your name, my name and my address. 
    LikeReply 13 years ago
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    LikeReply 53 years ago
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    LikeReply 63 years ago
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    poopyhead
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    LikeReply 63 years ago
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    anonymous0_0
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    LikeReply 53 years ago
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    LikeReply 63 years ago
  • ace.hearn1013
    ace.hearn1013
    When you use "(s)" does the linking verb after it need to be plural or singular?
    Ex: the driver shall always be at fault unless the victim(s) was/were at fault
    LikeReply 23 years ago
  • ARC
    ARC
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    LikeReply 33 years ago
  • Skylite
    Skylite
    Is this sentence correct "I had never been loved for such smallest portion of love"
    LikeReply 34 years ago
    • Greying_Geezer
      Greying_Geezer
      The sentence makes no sense to me as written. Are you, yourself, being loved FOR something you did or expressed, or are you being loved WITH a small amount (portion) of love? Do you mean, "I had never been loved to such a small degree"? 
      LikeReply3 years ago
  • okay.80663
    okay.80663
    do we say "Try to ring the doorbell, someone may be in." or "Try ringing the doorbell, someone may be in."
    LikeReply 14 years ago
    • Greying_Geezer
      Greying_Geezer
      The better wording would be "Try ringing the doorbell...." "Try to ring the doorbell..... implies that one might or might not be able to ring it, which is not the intent. Also, both examples provided are grammatically incorrect in that each example contains two sentences joined by a comma. They should be joined by a colon or a semi-colon or written as two sentences with a period (a.k.a. full stop), a space, and subsequent capitalization. 
      LikeReply 13 years ago
  • AmyDNF
    AmyDNF
    I am desperately trying to conquer the diagramming of this sentence: "Homer is believed to have been from modern-day Turkey." I'm fairly certain "is believed" is a helping verb/verb combination, but what is "to have been"? Is it a verb phrase? It can't be a prepositional phrase, right? Where does it fit in a diagram? Any help would be appreciated. 
    LikeReply 174 years ago
  • mohammad_e
    mohammad_e
    "Empower them to take action on issues that affect their lives."
    Affect? Effect? I know affect is usually the verb but why do I want to use effect here? Which is right in this instance? GrammarChecker.io is not showing anything in particular. 
    LikeReply 164 years ago
    • Soulwriter
      Soulwriter
      take a look here for a full break-down: https://www.grammar.com/chapter-8-affect-vs-effect
      In short, affect is used when something actively changes something else. An effect is the result of that change.
      So "Empower them to take action on issues that affect their lives." is correct :)       
      LikeReply 154 years ago
    • righteous_a
      righteous_a
      not 'effecting' as 'affecting' but ' having effect' as not in ' having affect'.
      LikeReply 64 years ago
    • Greying_Geezer
      Greying_Geezer
      You almost certainly want to use "affect" here—the issues have have an impact (or an effect) on their lives. Using "effect" as a verb here would mean that the issues initiate or bring about their lives, which could conceivably be correct in the case of a defining moment or transformation that sends their lives in a totally new direction. If that were the case I'd expect to see further description on this transformation. Again, you almost certainly want to say "affect" in this case. 
      LikeReply3 years ago
  • songl.16334
    songl.16334
    There is an ongoing humanitarian crisis happening at the US-Mexico border. How can I adjust this sentence to sound more like college level English? Thank.you
    LikeReply 144 years ago
    • Soulwriter
      Soulwriter
      It sounds good to me. If you like, you can write: There is an ongoing humanitarian crisis occuring at the US-Mexico border.
      LikeReply 184 years ago
    • garym.78432
      garym.78432
      Remove happening from your sentence. It's redundant. Ongoing means currently happening.
      LikeReply 234 years ago
    • righteous_a
      righteous_a
      A crisis is ongoing OR going on.
      LikeReply 64 years ago
    • righteous_a
      righteous_a
      There is ongoing crisis at the mexican border.
      LikeReply 64 years ago
    • CALIGAIL
      CALIGAIL
      Yes, I live 20 mins away from the San Ysidro border and I agree there is a definite crisis. There needs to be better programs implemented from California state government for immigration costs. I feel immigration fees could be less, as other countries don't require outrageous fees. 
      LikeReply3 years ago
  • Duetsinger
    Duetsinger
    The hamburger comes standard with a bun. Which is correct? Sub a lettuce leaf for the bun to be healthier or sub the bun for a lettuce leaf to be healthier.
    LikeReply 154 years ago
    • Shegundalah
      Shegundalah
      Sub a lettuce leaf for the bun, to be healthier. (If you leave out the comma, it sounds like you are trying to make the bun healthier instead of replacing it altogether.)
      LikeReply 194 years ago
    • Greying_Geezer
      Greying_Geezer
      I agree with your comments except with one reservation. I'd submit that the comma is unnecessary and likely incorrect. Although your interpretation re healthier is grammatically possible, I think it's unlikely. Better still would be to rearrange the wording to "For a healthier alternative, substitute a lettuce leaf for the bun." I wouldn't abbreviate substitute, and I'd find the substitution very messy to eat :-) 
      LikeReply 13 years ago
  • hakan6542
    hakan6542
    ' with us this year, ............ .' is this correct or ?
    LikeReply 145 years ago
  • Timmer60
    Timmer60
    I want what she has.

    Is this a simple or complex sentence? The noun clause acts as a direct object.

    Can a noun clause ever be part of a simple sentence?
    LikeReply 135 years ago
  • rosefire
    rosefire
    "In fact, I think I like you very much. Maybe even more than Mamma."

    These two sentences could either mean that the speaker likes the addressee more than he likes Mamma, or more than Mamma likes the addressee. What is the name for this kind of syntactical ambiguity? Is it confusion in verb-subject relation? Or something else? 
    LikeReply 115 years ago
    • righteous_a
      righteous_a
      "In fact, I think I like you very much. More maybe, even, than Mamma."
      LikeReply 44 years ago
    • righteous_a
      righteous_a
      syntax of referral
      LikeReply 34 years ago
  • SueBriggs
    SueBriggs
    In the setance, "There was a shed snake's skin on the floor" - is the word "shed" an adjective to the word "skin"? If not, what part of speech is it?
    LikeReply 85 years ago
    • righteous_a
      righteous_a
      " There was as shed. Snake's skin on the floor."
      LikeReply 24 years ago
  • Curious2
    Curious2
    Are both of the following sentences correct?

    If you get into trouble, I wouldn’t help you.

    If you get into trouble, I won’t help you.
    LikeReply 105 years ago
    • garym.78432
      garym.78432
      Yes, both are correct individually.

      No, won’t and wouldn’t aren’t transposable.
      LikeReply 104 years ago
    • garym.78432
      garym.78432
      EDIT
      No. The first sentence is not correct. To fix it replace get with got.

      If you got into trouble, I wouldn’t help.
      LikeReply 84 years ago
    • righteous_a
      righteous_a
      if you would/will get into trouble, i would not help you. If you get in to Trouble, I am not helping you.
      LikeReply 44 years ago
  • Nicole Thompson
    Nicole Thompson
    Co1 Jackson C continues on the next driving course for more experience before exam. Is this grammatically correct?
    LikeReply 95 years ago
  • Akhil
    Akhil
    A "Hello"  from that voice is more enought to change my mood in 1 second.
    Is this sentence is correct ?
    LikeReply 125 years ago
    • righteous_a
      righteous_a
      ' more than enough' OR just ' enough'.
      LikeReply 34 years ago
  • Carla G. Widmer
    Carla G. Widmer
    The news announcers consistently use sentences such as, “The lake it is choppy”.  This drives me up the wall. What is the name of this grammatical error? 
    LikeReply 115 years ago
    • righteous_a
      righteous_a
      hey, you only lack punctuation. 'The lake; It is choppy'.
      LikeReply 24 years ago
    • Soulwriter
      Soulwriter
      perhaps the word order - syntax, is what bothers you? It flows better when said, 'the lake is choppy'.
      LikeReply 14 years ago
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    Koshi
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    LikeReply 115 years ago
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    LikeReply 125 years ago
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    LikeReply 105 years ago
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    ok
    LikeReply 75 years ago
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    LikeReply 105 years ago
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    Thanks.
    LikeReply 85 years ago
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    Ott Beenreal Saint
    Thank you
    LikeReply 65 years ago
  • Richard Long
    Richard Long
    grammerly works while I'm writing in Word only while I'm using my desktop. on laptop I have to cut and paste. Any help?
    LikeReply 55 years ago
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    LikeReply 75 years ago
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      STANDS4
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      LikeReply 35 years ago
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    LikeReply 25 years ago
    • Lawrence Igboekwe
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      LikeReply 15 years ago
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    Wow! since it hasn't happened yet, the 'future' is not only confident, but clairvoyant, as well.
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    Simon Joseph
    Hi , friends !
    This sentence is wrong grammatically and awkward too -
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      LikeReply 25 years ago
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    LikeReply 16 years ago
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      STANDS4
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      STANDS4
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    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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    Michael Beeler
    Seems more like a spell check than a grammar check
    LikeReply 26 years ago
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      STANDS4
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    I put "There are two contestants. Whoever gets the most points wins.". I used this tool, and it did not find any errors. It should have found at least one error since one is supposed to use "more points" and instead of "the most points" when there are only two contestants playing. 
    LikeReply 36 years ago
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    Md Unus Ali
    I am glad to meet you.here so is a noun/conjunction/adjective/adverb
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Rosa Castaneda
    Rosa Castaneda
    What an easy way to help the public improve are grammar....
    please, do not go anywhere.
    I greatfully appreciated
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks! We have no plans to go anywhere, Rosa ;-)
      LikeReply6 years ago
    • Sahoulyahs Souljah Wyfe
      Sahoulyahs Souljah Wyfe
      Our*
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Myo Thu Ya
    Myo Thu Ya
    It`s very useful. I always use in work.
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Glad to hear that, Myo! Thanks for the feedback!
      LikeReply 26 years ago
  • Van Conley
    Van Conley
    It works very well and think it would be a good extension in a google chrome add on \
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Awesome, Van! Truly appreciate your warm words...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Kayla Tipay
    Kayla Tipay
    love it
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Glad you do, Kyla!
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Duyên Huỳnh
    Duyên Huỳnh
    It did not check my grammar because when i wrote a sentence "I was had a child." I think my sentence is wrong but it doesn't help me change my sentence.
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Al Schmidt
    Al Schmidt
    You didn't catch my grammar mistake.
    LikeReply 36 years ago
  • Mohammed Hasan AL-Gamri
    Mohammed Hasan AL-Gamri
    I need write my program and get check in this website, but I don't know how to do that, may you lelp me?
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Hi Mohammed, simply past your program text into the edit box above, and click "Check My Writing!"...
      LikeReply6 years ago
    • Madhusudan Suryawanshi
      Madhusudan Suryawanshi
      STANDS4 spelling mistake, should be paste instead of past
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Andre Hendrikz
    Andre Hendrikz
    Can this program be used in Word
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Hi Andre, our online grammar check can be used online from any browser. It's not designed to be used from within Microsoft Office Word.
      LikeReply 16 years ago
  • E'm Mantishaa
    E'm Mantishaa
    What is correct grammatically... Nice click or nice clicked?
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Guess this depends on the context -- can you share the entire sentence?
      LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Yousef Salha
    Yousef Salha
    Grammar check is so good
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks Yousef! Appreciated...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Maryann Skiles
    Maryann Skiles
    Which is correct? Mary Smith, CEO; or Mary Smith, Chief Executive Officer?
    LikeReply6 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Both are correct grammatically -- It's only a matter of preference if you'd like to use the full form or the shorthand...
      LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Kristian Sidén
    Kristian Sidén
    I've typed the same sentence in four different ways, and all turn out to have "no errors". So, does this really work?
    LikeReply6 years ago
    • Kristian Sidén
      Kristian Sidén
      These four ways (which is correct)?
      - If we fail, it is I who pay the price.
      - If we fail, it is I who pays the price.
      - If we fail, it is me who pay the price.
      - If we fail, it is me who pays the price.
      I'm good at English grammar, but this one drives me mad. 
      LikeReply 36 years ago
    • Jes Smith
      Jes Smith
      Kristian Sidén sentence 1 & 3 is correct but it depends on what context you're using the sentence as in if you're speaking in general then sentence 1. If you're talking to someone then #3 will be more appropriate. I, we, me pay. He, she, it pays. Hope this helps 
      LikeReply 46 years ago
    • Md. Afuar Rahman
      Md. Afuar Rahman
      Kristian Sidén 1 & 3
      LikeReply 26 years ago
    • Xinlin Ma
      Xinlin Ma
      hi there. May I ask this, which one of the following two sentences goes grammarly correctly :
      1, An English woman was the first person scientists studied who has four cones in her eyes.
      "OR"
      2, A English woman was the first person scientists studying who has four cones in her eyes.

      THANKS a lot!       
      LikeReply6 years ago
    • Kristian Sidén
      Kristian Sidén
      Jes Smith Thank you!
      LikeReply6 years ago
    • David Tecpilcalli Rivas
      David Tecpilcalli Rivas
      Kristian Sidén

      https://www.gingersoftware.com/grammarcheck#.XbHC2-hKhhE
      LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Jefferson Bacolod
    Jefferson Bacolod
    pano po dumami like
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Muhammad Shah Jahan
    Muhammad Shah Jahan
    Noy proper cheker
    LikeReply6 years ago
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    Thiago Ciriano
    Top
    LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Brhane Wedirama
    Brhane Wedirama
    brhane
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Daniel Kings
    Daniel Kings
    I just want to know who is in charge. I set up a whole grammar mistake and it says it's correct
    LikeReply6 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Hey Daniel, sorry to hear that -- can you please post the erronrouns text here so we can test?
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Bksp Bcb
    Bksp Bcb
    thanks
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      You're most welcome, Roton! We're glad to have you here!
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Cesar Hernández
    Cesar Hernández
    I`m Mexican but I study English, and its page helps me a lot, your`s page is very good and thanks. :)
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Rikki C. Yeh
    Rikki C. Yeh
    I love this
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks Rikki! Appreciated...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Boyo Vee
    Boyo Vee
    do you have copy and paste tools in grammar.com cause i will like to connect with other digital media sites using grammar.com.
    thanks in anticipation of a reply...
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Smriti Chugh
    Smriti Chugh
    I need to know why it is incorrect ...need suggestions as well
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Deep Sarao
    Deep Sarao
    nyc
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Chathura Siriwardena
    Chathura Siriwardena
    Do u have an a app ?
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Not yet, but we're working on it...
      LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Chathura Siriwardena
    Chathura Siriwardena
    Great site
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks Chathura!
      LikeReply 26 years ago
  • Vinoth Kumar
    Vinoth Kumar
    I love it
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      We're glad you do, Vinoth!
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Vladimir A Shvartsman
    Vladimir A Shvartsman
    It is messing my Microsoft Outlook every time. Works well with Microsoft Word 2007.
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Huey Kim
    Huey Kim
    Thanks a lot. It's very helpful for me to solve the problem I've encountered in translating.
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Great to hear that, Huey! Truly appreciate your warm feedback!
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Issa Khan
    Issa Khan
    Thanks, grammar.com helped me a lot !
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      It's our pleasure, Issa!
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Pratik Mukherjee
    Pratik Mukherjee
    What kind of grammar checker is this? It has marked "Where they had gone?" as a correct sentence. Now everybody knows that theobject and the verb change places in an interrogative sentence. Developers, please comment" 
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Rimo Mohamed
    Rimo Mohamed
    good
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks Rimo!
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Hunter Lumsdon
    Hunter Lumsdon
    I keep getting this error code
    Please specify: languagetool_rpc_url
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Hi Hunter, this might be a temporary outage -- do you mind trying again and let us know if it works now?
      LikeReply6 years ago
    • Rhica Rodin
      Rhica Rodin
      STANDS4 same with me Please specify: languagetool_rpc_url
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Sunil Ku Behera
    Sunil Ku Behera
    thank you Appreciated
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      You're mostly welcome, Sunil!
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Lee Arjon Vargas
    Lee Arjon Vargas
    Nice
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks Lee! Appreciated...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Shankar Ravi
    Shankar Ravi
    nice, can u get a better logo for grammer?
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      What's wrong with our existing logo? ;-)
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Lachanda Petty
    Lachanda Petty
    The books were purchased at a store called The Book Factory.
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Varada Bhide
    Varada Bhide
    Not a single expression had changed on his face since we met.

    Is this correct??
    LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Patrick Murage
    Patrick Murage
    home with the tool
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Ajinawo Fuji Gospel
    Ajinawo Fuji Gospel
    worster
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Larry Franklin Crowe
    Larry Franklin Crowe
    This is a wonderful tool
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks Larry! We truly appreciate your feedback...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Anushka Avanthi
    Anushka Avanthi
    hi you lucky guys
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Anushka Avanthi
    Anushka Avanthi
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    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Alison Stansbury
    Alison Stansbury
    Can someone please help me with the following phrase I don't find to sound right: if I try
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Well, depends on the context... the following does sound right: "If I try hard enough, I think I can fly."
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Sreerekha Rekha
    Sreerekha Rekha
    I didn't get the correct
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • A.D. Sikalumbi
    A.D. Sikalumbi
    A very good instrument for scholarly writing.
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks for your feedback A.D. -- truly appreciated!
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Alexander Paleologos
    Alexander Paleologos
    You have logged me out twice now for the same thing . NOT HAPPY
    LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Tj Biggers
    Tj Biggers
    Dear jessica Sweeping is a adjetive
    LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Jessica Carl Mandrioli
    Jessica Carl Mandrioli
    "The Space Station can be seen sweeping across the night sky." What part of speech is the word "sweeping"? I think that "can be seen" is a verb phrase and "across the night sky" is a prepositional phrase, but what is "sweeping"? Thanks! 
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • Donna Woodard Smith
      Donna Woodard Smith
      Jessica, "can be " is a linking verb, while "sweeping" is an intransitive verb, having no direct object, and is followed by a prepositional phrase, "across the night sky", which can act as an adverbial phrase, modifying WHERE The Space Station was seen sweeping. Hope that helps. 
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Charles Castalone
    Charles Castalone
    The result of the evaluation shows that the highest criterion is the functionality of the system with a weighted mean of 4.75 which means that the system is able to produce an exact output. Is this correct?
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Looks right in general, Charles -- You should place a comma before 'which' though...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Niel Bullock
    Niel Bullock
    Is there a trail subscription before committing to a year?
    LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Acela Hernia Pregoner
    Acela Hernia Pregoner
    Is this correct?
    "Kindly state the school year in which the assessment is applicable."
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Looks right...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Linda Schreiber
    Linda Schreiber
    Which is correct: "The inspectors who are . . . " or "The inspectors that are . . . "
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      It is fine to use either "that" or "who" in this case, but "who" can only be used to refer to people, while "that" refers to things and people.
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Laurie Gilmore
    Laurie Gilmore
    The Grandparents Day program, “Just Another Day in Paradise,” will begin at 8:15am on Thursday and Friday. Thursday is for parents. Hope to see you all there!
    Are the commas needed?
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Both are grammatically correct -- the use of commas usually indicates that the name or title is not central to the meaning of the sentence.
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Kimberly Rand
    Kimberly Rand
    Grammer, Is what you learn and how to spell it and also what it means grandmas know more about that
    LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Zohaib Ilyas
    Zohaib Ilyas
    Is this right
    Faiza sings a song today.
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Yes, sounds quite right...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Angela Bron
    Angela Bron
    Best in reading goes to
    Is it correct ?
    LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Conan Collazo
    Conan Collazo
    Is it right?
    In are own lil world.
    I know is not but, I don't know why. I think correctly is, on our own "lil" world.
    LikeReply6 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      If you mean to refer to the world as an entity that belongs to us, then "our own" seem to be the right direction here...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Jun Bor Voon
    Jun Bor Voon
    Is this right?
    Jack and Charles were asked to meet their parents.
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Yes.
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Fiqa Maslie
    Fiqa Maslie
    Do u ever heard ppl talking like this sentence "her cute because father is from pakistan". I said it's wrong. It's actually "she's cute because her father is from pakistan". Am i right? Then he replied me his sentence is actually right cuz his one of his friend is from the USA n always talk without cares about their grammar sometimes. For me it's genuinely a broken english tho'.. LOL *cus it doesnt sound right and incomplete* 
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      You're right -- "her cute" is just wrong...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Maureen Atuorah
    Maureen Atuorah
    which is correct,directors who rated or that rated
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Both are fine...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Dona Gesta
    Dona Gesta
    Is this correct?
    Please pay your boarding house rental before on on December 15, 2108 ?
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      "Please pay your boarding house rental by December 15, 2018"
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Bonita Joy Fredericks Solomons
    Bonita Joy Fredericks Solomons
    Please confirm if its
    "its important to understand how God view honour or how God views honour"
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Lama Kanaan
    Lama Kanaan
    Please i need to know if this structure is grammatically correct "whom does Bill like to hear stories from? "
    LikeReply 26 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Sounds right...
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Saringkarn Cheiklang
    Saringkarn Cheiklang
    Please is the sentence correct? "waiting for check calculate by customer."
    LikeReply6 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Hmm... doesn't seem right -- what are you trying to say exactly?
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Donald Okwueze
    Donald Okwueze
    Please is the sentence correct? boost your resource in (order or other) to enhance your result
    LikeReply6 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      "Order" of course... :-)
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Alfred Peer
    Alfred Peer
    i need it badly
    LikeReply6 years ago
  • Aura Hidayah
    Aura Hidayah
    I am sure adult people become a good people's...correct?
    LikeReply 16 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      "I am certain that old people are eventually becoming goold people".
      LikeReply 16 years ago
    • Aura Hidayah
      Aura Hidayah
      Oh ok tq
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Rupali Namewar
    Rupali Namewar
    Grammar Is the basic part of English language
    its not teachong part its enjoying through differnt types of indoor and outdoor activities .
    LikeReply 16 years ago
  • Rosa Nunez
    Rosa Nunez
    Thank you
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks Rosa, appreciated!
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Labi Kasali
    Labi Kasali
    life,not its players,needs carefulness is it correct
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Ana Unding
    Ana Unding
    I'm really sure about my sentence. Is my grammar correct?

    When” I go to KEn-kEn Akip's room I saw this little girl (Greigh-Greigh) trying to copy what's her tita doing her tita is actually prayingWhen
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Kirtan BC
      Kirtan BC
      Either say, “...I go to..I see...”, or, “I went to...I saw...”.

      As for as the rest, I don’t understand what you were trying to say. Sorry.
      LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Sadaf Sam
    Sadaf Sam
    Not all countries ( ) to manufacture high quality products?
    a- can. b- are able. c- could
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      b
      LikeReply6 years ago
  • Bohdan Andriichuk
    Bohdan Andriichuk
    im not so sure about this.
    Dear Sir/ Madam,
    Could you tell me, please, if you have any scholarship programmes (of cross institutional study) for international students at your university. Is it possible for Ukrainian students, who have, as an example, a bachelor degree of jurisprudence, to apply for a master`s degree program in molecular biology, biotechnology, biochemistry or other connected biology fields . Thanks for your time and attention.
    Respectfully yours,
    Bohdan Andriichuk     
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Sandip Kumar Jena
    Sandip Kumar Jena
    Ithis day gave a lot of happiness and at evening it gave a lot of sadness sentence correction. Please check and provide me the rigit one
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      "The day started with lots of happiness, but at the evening it truned out to lots of sadness".
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Leon Cerezo
    Leon Cerezo
    im not so sure about this, which one is correct...
    1- Please attach you tickets for these flights. or
    2- Please attach your tickets on these flights. or
    3- any other suggestion to correct the statement???
    thank you. 
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      "Please attach your tickets for these flights." sounds best...
      LikeReply 27 years ago
  • Melany Q. Manalang-Simpao
    Melany Q. Manalang-Simpao
    Which is correct
    1st be a part as a new chapter unfolds

    2nd be a part of our confraternity as a new chapter unfolds
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Well, both seem to be correct grammatically, the 2nd sentence is more detailed obvoiusly...
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Santanu Saikia
    Santanu Saikia
    I m not able to hit the gym due to my health issues since 4 months ,soon I will be joining u guys is this correct ?
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      "I'm not able to attend the gym due to my health issues in the last 4 months."
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Sim S Oluwaseun
    Sim S Oluwaseun
    I never knew what I said to my daughter made her to cry, but little do I know, she was just pretending to me. is this correct
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Sim S Oluwaseun
    Sim S Oluwaseun
    After I most have examined her, I discover that she is 3month old pregnant
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • Sim S Oluwaseun
      Sim S Oluwaseun
      please reply my message
      LikeReply7 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      "After I thoroughly examined her, I discovered that she is pregnant for 3 months already."
      LikeReply7 years ago
    • Sim S Oluwaseun
      Sim S Oluwaseun
      STANDS4 thanks, so much for your response
      LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Prince Medi
    Prince Medi
    I KNOW an old man WHO never LEAVE the town IN WHICH he was born ?
    .
    Check the Bold words , which one is wrong ?
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      LEAVE?
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Krishna Singh
    Krishna Singh
    The baby have a chocolate in its hand. Is this correct?
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Eliza Beth
      Eliza Beth
      The baby has chocolate in his/her hand.
      LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Kailash Chhetri
    Kailash Chhetri
    The negative form of He is as wise as his brother is:
    He is not as wise as his brother.
    Or,
    He is nit so wise as his brother.
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      While both seem legit grammatically, I'd go with the first option...
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Donmay C Dmc
    Donmay C Dmc
    Any interested personnel should contact me,Is it correct?
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Maybe "Any intersted personnel may contact me" would sound nicer...
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Abdul Fathah Hamza
    Abdul Fathah Hamza
    We are seriously interrupted on our daily activities due to the poor signal. Is this correct
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • IamBig Baron
    IamBig Baron
    The water was hot before but now it became warm, is the English correct?
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Seems right, just put a comma before "before"...
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Rajesh Bishwas
    Rajesh Bishwas
    At first thanks a lot for creating an amazing site from where we can learn a lot as well as we can also solve mistakes
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks Rajesh! We truly appreciate your positive feedback...
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Hima Bindhu
    Hima Bindhu
    However you never have truths regarding you, right!
    Is any correction in the above sentence
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • David Dunster
      David Dunster
      Clearly, a couple are needed.
      However, you won't ever (likely)have the (every) truth regarding your past. At least if I'm right about it.
      Depending on the facts (if any) and if there's an actual story involved. 
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Lionel L Grant II
    Lionel L Grant II
    We’ll still be posting while you are working on building your
    business. We’ll still be posting when you are on holiday or
    off sick. We’ll still be posting when you are called out to an
    urgent meeting that runs on all day. It’s hard work to post
    four or five times per day with well thought out content. (is the We'll be posting) is this correct grammer 
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • David Dunster
      David Dunster
      Yes. In this case, it stands for we will.
      LikeReply7 years ago
    • David Dunster
      David Dunster
      That said, there are many mistakes in that post.
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Վրեժ Հակոբջանյան
    Վրեժ Հակոբջանյան
    Please help me to find the right answer.
    You couldnt have seen me in Rome because I had stayed (or had been staying?) in the country since June to August last year.
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Miriam Madaricova
      Miriam Madaricova
      You couldn't have seen me in Rome because I had stayed in the country since June to August last year.
      That is the correct answer
      LikeReply 17 years ago
    • Վրեժ Հակոբջանյան
      Վրեժ Հակոբջանյան
      Miriam Madaricova thank you
      LikeReply 27 years ago
    • David Dunster
      David Dunster
      It makes more sense to word it;
      It is impossible to have seen me in Rome, (? Ago) because from June to August last year, I was staying in the country.
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Jennisa Ysabelle Anuran Aragon
    Jennisa Ysabelle Anuran Aragon
    Correct grammar for Filipinos are strong and never give up.
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Rupak Barua
    Rupak Barua
    Number of employees or employee
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      employees
      LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Yvette George Nashid
    Yvette George Nashid
    Tom had eaten his lunch before that he went to the club
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Matt Paing
    Matt Paing
    What is the correct grammar of this sentence "let's invite the holyspirit of God
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Heidi M. Monseif
      Heidi M. Monseif
      Holly
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Romulo Ytac
    Romulo Ytac
    This is nice coloumn in a grammar practice, for me its very valuable becuase i am a weak in grammar.
    So i am glad i have learn more. Thanks to this grammar role.
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      You're mostly welcome, Romulo! We truly appreciate your feedback... :-)
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Nafisa Anzum
    Nafisa Anzum
    Is this right? No grammar checkers fixed up the whole thing
    Chocolate almost everyone’s guilty pleasure. Almost because not everyone like sweet- even if that included Hershey’s dark chocolate. Whenever chocolate is mentioning everyone rushes to see where toh te source lead to. Whether it is be milk or dark chocolate no one, seem to care. Chocolate can be used as part of a : balanced, heart healthy diet. 
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Vangie Mananquil Distrito
    Vangie Mananquil Distrito
    Please help me in my grammar
    Instead of improvement of water tub to distract the water tub
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • John Rolle
    John Rolle
    WHAT DO THE WORD TEMPA MEANS
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Red Cloack Good
    Red Cloack Good
    please help me. is this correct paragraph
    "I started off my career as a cashier 3 years ago with Twins Supermarket where I performed my duties and also as a sales lady at CNC shopping center before I got my degree. After all my contracts of these companies, I took my course at don Carlos polytechnic college. I had been handling senior high school students and I have learned a lot. In that role, a major accomplishment I'm most proud of was that I was able to handle difference characteristics of people." 
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Suggest changing "In that role, a major accomplishment I'm most proud of was that I was able to handle difference characteristics of people." to "In that role, a major accomplishment I'm most proud of was my ability to handle difference characteristics of people." 
      LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Jershelle Narvasa
    Jershelle Narvasa
    which is the correct usage of this chapter
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Jershelle Narvasa
    Jershelle Narvasa
    can you help me.
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      How?
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Meg Goldberg
    Meg Goldberg
    which is correct: 'Each of them has taught me something', or 'Each of them have taught me something'?
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Jay Wendrick
      Jay Wendrick
      Each have taught me something
      LikeReply 27 years ago
  • Gardalf Guidotti
    Gardalf Guidotti
    Please can you help me with this short story. Sunday, I was in my chamber washing my filthy shirts that have gathered almost one month, and I heard a great multitude shouting, a thief, thief I was wondering where the noises were coming from, so I walked out, and I saw slim unalarmed young man carried a bag of cocoa, chasing by furious mobs, holding stone and machete, Blood was breeding down on his torn shirts, Amponsah notorious guy in our town tightly hugged him on air, live one leg dragging to police station. I heard him pleaded them to temper mercy with justice, but the more he was pleading the vexed they became. I couldn't hang on any more to the horrific scene, so I get back into my business. I woke up early in the morning getting my way to urine place I heard someone whispered a word to my step mum, at the midnight the thief colleagues came to your husband office holding guns, and they squabble with him to release their friend, but he was hesitation, so they shoot his arms, and we sent him hospital because imminent to Xmas the fog is too deep to penetrate your eyes to see someone who behind you, they couldn't see me. 
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Diane Graves
    Diane Graves
    When writing about video games, do you put quotation marks around the title of the game?
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Usually it's sufficient to just capitalize the game title, e.g. Call of Duty, Battlefield 5, Fortnite etc.
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Sandra Jo Casey
    Sandra Jo Casey
    These guys put on a great show. Saw them down in Florida with Santana at a Harry Chapin concert.

    Is this proper grammar?
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Ramya Shankar
      Ramya Shankar
      These guys 'had' put on .... use past perfect when you are talking about 2 past incidents.
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Louise Whittington
    Louise Whittington
    A friend posted a reply to a picture of my food. He said I should have came to your house. My answer was, You would have been welcome to. Is that correct grammar?
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Ramya Shankar
      Ramya Shankar
      Grammatically it is correct, but if you'd like to invite them again, it would be nicer to say 'You are welcome anytime'
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Jayde Dee
    Jayde Dee
    Is this statement correct? “All heroes are born to a mother.”
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Don't see a grammatical problem with it...
      LikeReply7 years ago
    • Hong Siang
      Hong Siang
      Might be safer to say "Every hero is born to a mother."
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Nguyen Thi Xuan Thoa
    Nguyen Thi Xuan Thoa
    How I can know to revise right sentence
    LikeReply 27 years ago
  • Shafiullah Nahzat
    Shafiullah Nahzat
    Thanks
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      You're mostly welcome, Shafiullah!
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Tejesh Teju Ncc
    Tejesh Teju Ncc
    good
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks Tejeish!
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Greg Smith
    Greg Smith
    I hate the use of 'it is comprised of...'.
    LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Walter Jackson
    Walter Jackson
    I have Grammarly on my computer now; and I went the 3 Universities as well as teaching for 30 years. I'll take my chances.
    LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Georgia Foster
    Georgia Foster
    Wouldn't let anybody go with her.
    LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Veronica Martin
    Veronica Martin
    hello
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Brent Cunningham
    Brent Cunningham
    I hear both of these on national news programs all the time.
    LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Brent Cunningham
    Brent Cunningham
    Is it correct to say, take a listen?
    LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Brent Cunningham
    Brent Cunningham
    Is it correct to say, What say you?
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Megan Lavelle Trainor
    Megan Lavelle Trainor
    Is this sentence correct: “Mike and I really enjoyed your speech!” Or should it be “Mike and me”?
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • Charles Coe
      Charles Coe
      "I" is correct...replace "Mike and I" with either "we" or "us" and it becomes clear that we is correct. We-->I just like us-->me.
      LikeReply 17 years ago
    • Greg Smith
      Greg Smith
      The easiest way to remember is to take Mike out of the statement, so then you are left with either 'I enjoyed.."or 'me enjoyed'. You know which is correct.
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Xin Zhang
    Xin Zhang
    i like it
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      We're glad you liked it, Xin!
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Israt Jahan
    Israt Jahan
    What's the passive form of this sentence:"Who has he talked to?"
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Uma Gopal
      Uma Gopal
      By whom has he been talked
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Walter Jackson
    Walter Jackson
    how you doing should be, "how are you doing?"
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Walter Jackson
    Walter Jackson
    The crucifixion of Christ shed His blood by which all who choose may live.It was and is by His sacrifice that we live. So, in a true sense, I live by His shed blood.
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Mike Fagbemi
    Mike Fagbemi
    Is it right to say:He lives by blood?
    LikeReply7 years ago
  • Aymen Nasri
    Aymen Nasri
    is grammaticaly right to say how you doing
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Walter Jackson
      Walter Jackson
      When I write, it proves thought, and thought comes from human thinking. Grammar pertains to how you say it and with which grammatical tools.
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Walter Jackson
    Walter Jackson
    Onlly thing I don't like is proving that I am a person!
    LikeReply7 years ago
    • Jillian Ochoa
      Jillian Ochoa
      "The only thing I don't like is proving that I am a person!"
      LikeReply7 years ago
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    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply7 years ago
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    LikeReply 17 years ago
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      LikeReply7 years ago
    • Walter Jackson
      Walter Jackson
      Saqib Hassan Hi, I live in L.A. love poetry and painting.
      LikeReply7 years ago
    • Saqib Hassan
      Saqib Hassan
      Walter Jackson I love the same poetry and painting.
      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Walter Jackson
    Walter Jackson
    When I was young grammar was stressed above all else.
    LikeReply7 years ago
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    LikeReply 17 years ago
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    LikeReply7 years ago
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    Check my writing does not seem to work
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply7 years ago
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    LikeReply7 years ago
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      LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Villarubin Axle Ace
    Villarubin Axle Ace
    This grammar checker can help a lot of people.
    LikeReply 17 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply7 years ago
    • Villarubin Axle Ace
      Villarubin Axle Ace
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      LikeReply7 years ago
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    LikeReply7 years ago
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    Thanks to this grammar com.
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply7 years ago
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    LikeReply 17 years ago
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    LikeReply 17 years ago
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    LikeReply 37 years ago
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    LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Ann O'Farrell
    Ann O'Farrell
    The below sentence has a comma splice. I copy and pasted to check, but the Grammar.com did not see the error.
    When people converse in these neighborhoods sometimes English is not spoken at all, they do not see the need to learn English. 
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Thanks for the feedback, Ann -- we'll work on improving the engine on next versions.
      LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Patsy Ryan
    Patsy Ryan
    which of the following phases is correct:

    much more people
    many more people
    LikeReply 37 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      'Many' is the right usage here, as it is used for countable nouns and much is used for uncountable ones...
      LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Rashid Ansari
    Rashid Ansari
    I am belong to India. So which language setting is good for me.
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      How about English - British?
      LikeReply 17 years ago
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    LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Varun Palekar
    Varun Palekar
    when i past me essay i clicked check my wrting and then it says Please specify: languagetool_rpc_url. What does this mean? can you plz help me
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply 17 years ago
  • Dl Alexander
    Dl Alexander
    Great tool
    LikeReply 27 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply7 years ago
  • Trúc Ly
    Trúc Ly
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    LikeReply 28 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
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    LikeReply 28 years ago
  • Faustina Smith
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    I haven't use it yet,but I no it will help a lots. Thanks
    LikeReply 28 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
  • Megan Jobin
    Megan Jobin
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    LikeReply 28 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply 18 years ago
  • Christian Alozier
    Christian Alozier
    This helped me learn the difference between it's and its. Thanks!
    LikeReply 18 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
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    It's a very way for me in order to check the sentence when I write the essay, thank you.
    LikeReply 18 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
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    LikeReply 18 years ago
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    LikeReply 18 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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    LikeReply 18 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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    LikeReply 18 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
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    SuMiT NeGi
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    LikeReply 18 years ago
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      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
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    LikeReply 28 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
  • Bobby G. Covington
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    I am thinking about trying grammar.
    LikeReply 18 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
  • Bill Mitchell
    Bill Mitchell
    Both versions of this sentence (me as well as I) show as correct in your Check My Writing box above. Are both really correct?

    But it was time for my wife, Carol, and me to forsake scenery for savings.
    or
    But it was time for my wife, Carol, and I to forsake scenery for savings.

    Thanks!     
    LikeReply8 years ago
    • Angbeen Chaudhary
      Angbeen Chaudhary
      Hello Bill,
      You can refer to this article on our website for insight regarding your question.
      https://www.grammar.com/me_vs._i

      Hope it helps. Cheers!
      LikeReply 18 years ago
  • Bry Lizada
    Bry Lizada
    is it Free for facebook?
    LikeReply 18 years ago
  • Charleen Montano
    Charleen Montano
    Is this for real??? I typed obviously wrong grammar sentence and it says NO ERROR
    LikeReply8 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Hey Charleen, can you please post the text you've submitted so we can verify?
      LikeReply 18 years ago
  • Merwis Khuram Khail
    Merwis Khuram Khail
    Need for access key
    LikeReply8 years ago
  • Liana Stefan
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    LikeReply8 years ago
  • 李婷婷
    李婷婷
    I have already created my account and would like to get the access key:) Still waiting for the reply. Thanks!
    LikeReply8 years ago
  • Lisa Oldendorp
    Lisa Oldendorp
    a good-paying job or well-paying job? (always used the former; lately hearing the latter a lot)
    LikeReply8 years ago
  • Louloa Kamal
    Louloa Kamal
    where can i find active and passive
    LikeReply8 years ago
  • Iliana G. Mendez
    Iliana G. Mendez
    I am writing in my second language . I am thankful for your help.
    Iliana M.
    LikeReply 18 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Glad we can help, Iliana!
      LikeReply8 years ago
  • Pam Smith Gallant
    Pam Smith Gallant
    I say "an historic storm." Others say "a historic storm." Which is proper?
    LikeReply8 years ago
    • Ratna Fleig
      Ratna Fleig
      "A historic storm" is proper because "an" is only used if the word after it begins with a vowel sound.
      LikeReply 28 years ago
    • Alex Makarov
      Alex Makarov
      not quite. if "h" or the first consonant is silent, then "an" would be appropriate, i.e. an hour, an honor
      LikeReply 18 years ago
  • Sristi Sharma
    Sristi Sharma
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    LikeReply8 years ago
  • Natalie Shelyago
    Natalie Shelyago
    Hi there,
    I'm teaching English as a second language, and my students often make mistakes in the question sentences that are not highlighted by your app. I'd like to share some of them:

    - Did my dog had breakfast? (the verb "to have" in the same form as the auxiliary verb - you catch it in Present Simple tense, but not in the Past Simple)
    - Had my dog breakfast? (no auxiliary verb)
    - I don't want to see him, don't I?

    Also I'd like to thank you for catching the most common type of mistake - the wrong word order in question sentences :) Thanks a lot! And if you could add checking for these types of mistakes, your help would be absolutely invaluable!     
    LikeReply8 years ago
    • Voros Rukmini Xanathor
      Voros Rukmini Xanathor
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      LikeReply8 years ago
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    STANDS4
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    LikeReply8 years ago
  • Phương Shmily
    Phương Shmily
    Nice to meet you! I am Vietnamese.
    I want to improve my English skills.
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    Thank you so much...
    LikeReply8 years ago
  • Dayan Romero
    Dayan Romero
    great tool
    LikeReply 18 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
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    Benfoh Samuel Maccarthy
    It's incredible...
    LikeReply 18 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply8 years ago
  • Maureen Malloy Kall
    Maureen Malloy Kall
    During the term ( 10-20-2014) of this agreement, A: shall pay to B: $100.)) per month retroact9ve t0 to 4-12-2013. What does the rectovacrive modify? Term or payment?
    LikeReply 19 years ago
  • Ned Ludd
    Ned Ludd
    I wanted to see which of two versions of a sentance about a book had the correct grammar:
    1:
    Its desolate swamps of somber, poison-soaked pages, as beautiful as the chance encounter of a sewing machine and an umbrella on a dissection table, was recognized as an important precursor of Surrealism.
    2:
    Its desolate swamps of somber, poison-soaked pages, as beautiful as the chance encounter of a sewing machine and an umbrella on a dissection table, were recognized as important precursors of Surrealism.
    (Two phrases in each sentence are quotes, but I removed quotation marks to avoid confusing the app.)
    The app says both are correct. How can that be?     
    LikeReply9 years ago
  • Mike Singer
    Mike Singer
    I was interested in any symbols that represented any of the 5 world races. I was thinking about it in reference to logos.
    LikeReply9 years ago
  • Mike Singer
    Mike Singer
    Show a picture of any symbol that represents the Caucasian Race
    LikeReply 19 years ago
  • STANDS4
    STANDS4
    Hey Peter, simply copy and paste the text you'd like to check into the edit box area...
    LikeReply9 years ago
  • Cheryl Baba
    Cheryl Baba
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    LikeReply 19 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply9 years ago
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      Cheryl Baba
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      LikeReply 19 years ago
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
    • STANDS4
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      LikeReply9 years ago
  • Mamita Shrestha
    Mamita Shrestha
    ive been improving my english alot via grammar.com
    LikeReply 29 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply9 years ago
    • David Dunster
      David Dunster
      @Mamita Shrestha that sentence only has threet three one spelling and two punctuational.
      I've been improving my English a lot via grammar.com.
      That is the way it is typed, at least with all of the rules followed.
      I'm not trying to be a perfectionist here, I receive text messages with many more errors than this, just trying to help if you're still learning the languages and all of its rules.
      Keep up the good work!       
      LikeReply7 years ago
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
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    LikeReply 19 years ago
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    LikeReply 39 years ago
  • Osifeko Korede
    Osifeko Korede
    is it right to say i badge a bachelor arts education (BA/ED) in English
    LikeReply 19 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      It might be more accuarate to say "I recieved/hold/have a bachelor art education..."
      LikeReply9 years ago
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
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    thank you for correcting some of my flaws in my thesis writings
    LikeReply 29 years ago
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      LikeReply9 years ago
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
    • STANDS4
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      LikeReply9 years ago
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      LikeReply 19 years ago
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    Sara Wojcik
    I love my local news station, but get annoyed with one weather anchor who always uses the word YEA instead of yes. Perhaps I'm just on old nun and out of
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
  • Regina Byrnes
    Regina Byrnes
    If you say your the hacker then your are.
    LikeReply 29 years ago
  • Elyse Mermelstein
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    LikeReply 19 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply9 years ago
  • Urban Lad
    Urban Lad
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
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    Urban Lad
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply9 years ago
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
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      STANDS4
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      LikeReply9 years ago
  • Rio Ho
    Rio Ho
    good
    LikeReply 39 years ago
  • Marcy Murray Braga
    Marcy Murray Braga
    Can I write in Portuguese & have my words translated into proper English?
    LikeReply 19 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
      Currently we only support grammar check for Portuguese, no translations at the moment...
      LikeReply9 years ago
  • Natalie Zhang
    Natalie Zhang
    I'm wondering whether you can see what we paste.......( ⊙ o ⊙ )
    LikeReply 29 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply 19 years ago
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      LikeReply 29 years ago
    • Lyka Lyu
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      LikeReply 19 years ago
  • Бал Сатаны
    Бал Сатаны
    Is there any chance to change language of interface?
    LikeReply 19 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply9 years ago
  • Faith Bernal
    Faith Bernal
    Its very useful. thanks
    LikeReply 29 years ago
    • STANDS4
      STANDS4
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      LikeReply9 years ago
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    LikeReply 29 years ago
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    LikeReply 39 years ago
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