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Interesting English Grammar Questions

English could be the most difficult language in the world, because it is "phonetics based". Therefore, the existing grammar rules have to accommodate English "phonetic agreement" in many atypical instances. In addition, and most important, since words have multiple meanings, it is particularly difficult to shape and control the English meaning appropriately.

Following are few interesting questions from some of our readers. If you are unclear about using English grammar, please do not hesitate to contact us.

FEW INTERESTING ANSWERS TO YOUR GRAMMAR QUESTIONS

1. Is Logically Structured English Grammar book complete?

2. Comments on using synthetic genitive

3. Using phonetics as grammatical instrument

4. What is the difference between semi-modal defective and semi-auxiliary verbs?

5. Identifying adjectival and attributive apposition subordinate clauses

6. Using commas or not

7. Is Wikipedia a bad source of information about English grammar?

8. Using opposite/negative meaning prefixes

9. Using "there is" and "there are"

10. Using "June 20, 2004"

11. Using indefinite article with abstract uncountable nouns

12. About English prepositions

13. Building comparative and superlative of the adverb "simply"

14. Using Conditional Complex Sentence

15. Using reciprocal pronouns "each other' and "one another"

16. Short vs. Long Infinitive

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