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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Help me please!
Good evening to all of you!,
I'am Shamsul from Malaysia.
I have a question about English Grammar. I have tried to find the answer in an English Grammar book but still i can't get the answer.
I'am so very confused about FORM of grammar below :
MATTERS ARISING
DATA INPUTTING
As I know :
Matters is noun
Arising is Verb + ing
I know that there is an adjective like ADVANCED COUNTRY etc.
I also know about how to use the form like TIME TAKEN,OUTPUT ACHIEVED etc.
how about if I put arised matter or arising matter?
Can you tell me reasons behind of all these FORM? Would you like to suggest me which section or part in English Grammar book that i need to refer(about above form)?
Hopefully that you can help me. Since I'am very interested to learn English, i hopefully that i can keep in touch with all of you regularly.
Thank you for spending your time to read my message.
I'am Shamsul from Malaysia.
I have a question about English Grammar. I have tried to find the answer in an English Grammar book but still i can't get the answer.
I'am so very confused about FORM of grammar below :
MATTERS ARISING
DATA INPUTTING
As I know :
Matters is noun
Arising is Verb + ing
I know that there is an adjective like ADVANCED COUNTRY etc.
I also know about how to use the form like TIME TAKEN,OUTPUT ACHIEVED etc.
how about if I put arised matter or arising matter?
Can you tell me reasons behind of all these FORM? Would you like to suggest me which section or part in English Grammar book that i need to refer(about above form)?
Hopefully that you can help me. Since I'am very interested to learn English, i hopefully that i can keep in touch with all of you regularly.
Thank you for spending your time to read my message.
Top answer
Hello Shamsul, Nice to meet you. I'm Yoko from Japan. I'm not a native, but I might be able to provide information on this topic.
- Hello Shamsul, Nice to meet you.
- I'm Yoko from Japan.
- I'm not a native, but I might be able to provide information on this topic.
- You are asking about 'participial adjective', right?
- I've found several sites that explain it.
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Hello Shamsul,
Nice to meet you.
I'm Yoko from Japan.
I'm not a native, but I might be able to provide information on this topic.
You are asking about 'participial adjective', right?
I've found several sites that explain it.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/internet
Nice to meet you.
I'm Yoko from Japan.
I'm not a native, but I might be able to provide information on this topic.
You are asking about 'participial adjective', right?
I've found several sites that explain it.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/internet
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Hello,
I am also a learner of the language. But let me try.
I once found a sentence:
These are after all 'matters sensual'.
What you want to know is why in the above sentence it is written "matters sensual" and not "sensual matters". And what is the difference between their usages. right?
One of my friends described it as a poetic way of writin
I am also a learner of the language. But let me try.
I once found a sentence:
These are after all 'matters sensual'.
What you want to know is why in the above sentence it is written "matters sensual" and not "sensual matters". And what is the difference between their usages. right?
One of my friends described it as a poetic way of writin
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