Recent Pronoun form Questions
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Nov 12 2011, 8:41pm - A preposition is a function word that combines with a noun or...
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What are all the personal nouns?
Nov 12 2011, 4:13pm - The personal pronouns in the English language can have variou...
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Where does the word 'deuce' come from?
Nov 11 2011, 5:27pm - "The" late O.E. e, nom. masc. form of the demonstrative prono...
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What is does 'Thine' mean in old English?
Nov 05 2011, 8:27pm - The word "thine" in Old English is the possessive form of the...
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What is a pronoun that's neither male nor female?
Nov 04 2011, 11:05pm - Pronouns that are neither male or female are: anything, itsel...
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Is the word 'he' in 3rd person?
Nov 02 2011, 8:24pm - Yes. For example, "He goes" contains a pronoun and a verb for...
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How do you know In spanish, when to use a los, al, a las, and a la?
Nov 02 2011, 7:18pm - In Spanish the verb forms often make subject pronouns unneces...
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Definition of preperitional phrase?
Nov 02 2011, 12:00pm - Definition of a prepositional phrase, n : a phrase beginning ...
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What form of pronouns should one use in a research paper?
Nov 02 2011, 11:20am - Third person pronouns are most acceptable for a research pape...
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What is a pronoun that always has self or selves on the end?
Oct 31 2011, 3:19pm - Reflexive pronouns are formed by adding -self or -selves to t...
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What is the plural version of them self?
Oct 30 2011, 9:48pm - There is no word themself. Themselves is a plural pronoun tha...
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What is an adjective and a plural noun?
Oct 30 2011, 1:13am - An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun by describing, iden...
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Oct 27 2011, 2:11pm - Synesis -nounGrammar. a construction in which an expected gra...
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Is the word whom used as the subject or the object of a sentence?
Oct 26 2011, 9:32pm - "Who" is the subject form of the pronoun and "whom" is the ob...
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Is "Him" be considered a noun?
Oct 26 2011, 8:15pm - Yes. It's a special kind of noun called a pronoun, and "him" ...
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Oct 26 2011, 5:05pm - The objective case (n.) is the form of a noun or pronoun used...
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When do you use the word good and well?
Oct 26 2011, 1:25am - Good is an adjective. Well is the adverb form of good. When y...
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When is it the proper situation to say whom instead of who?
Oct 25 2011, 10:24pm - "Who" is the subject form of this pronoun and "whom" is the o...
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Oct 24 2011, 2:47pm - In Spanish, 'el' with an accent over the 'e' is the subject p...
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What is the imperative conjugation in Spanish?
Oct 20 2011, 1:48pm - The imperative mood has three specific forms, corresponding t...
