0
Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Correct the sentences
Is there any difference between,
1.some one or someone
2. any one vs anyone
3. every one vs everyone.
-------------------------------
Whic one is correct?
John as well as smith is going to England.
John , as well as Smith, is going to England.
is comma is required or not.
----------------------------------
What is meaning of this sentence?
a) What on earth are you yelling about.
---------------------------------------------
Which degree of adjective has used in this sentence.
a) Go to that poor man instead.
Is it Positive or comparative degree.
----------------------------------------------
1.some one or someone
2. any one vs anyone
3. every one vs everyone.
-------------------------------
Whic one is correct?
John as well as smith is going to England.
John , as well as Smith, is going to England.
is comma is required or not.
----------------------------------
What is meaning of this sentence?
a) What on earth are you yelling about.
---------------------------------------------
Which degree of adjective has used in this sentence.
a) Go to that poor man instead.
Is it Positive or comparative degree.
----------------------------------------------
Top answer
(1) The single words are personal pronomials (someone, anyone, everyone); the two-word forms refer to a single person or thing. ' Both commas are required. ' = I have no idea what you are yelling about.
- (1) The single words are personal pronomials (someone, anyone, everyone); the two-word forms refer to a single person or thing.
- ' Both commas are required.
- ' = I have no idea what you are yelling about.
- (4) 'poor'/'poorer'/'poorest'.
- Positive.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
(1) The single words are personal pronomials (someone, anyone, everyone); the two-word forms refer to a single person or thing.
'Has anyone seen any one of my six children?'
(2) 'John , as well as Smith, is going to England.' Both commas are required.
(3) 'What on earth are you yelling about?' = I have no idea what you are yelling about.
'Has anyone seen any one of my six children?'
(2) 'John , as well as Smith, is going to England.' Both commas are required.
(3) 'What on earth are you yelling about?' = I have no idea what you are yelling about.
0
Related Questions