@shadowwarrior
I .... the film we saw at the cinema on Wednesday
a)doesn't like
b)haven't liked
c)didn't like
OA is (c).....
If it had been
I .... the film we saw at the cinema
a)doesn't like
b)haven't liked
c)didn't like
OA would have been 'B'
now,think of it and if u still dont understand i will write the rule..in a hurry now
@wovfactorAPS said: @shadowwarrior I .... the film we saw at the cinema on Wednesdaya)doesn't likeb)haven't likedc)didn't likeOA is (c).....If it had beenI .... the film we saw at the cinemaa)doesn't likeb)haven't likedc)didn't likeOA would have been 'B'now,think of it and if u still dont understand i will write the rule..in a hurry now
I searched on net and found that when a specific time is mentioned, 'have' cannot be used...and since a specific time was mentioned--> 'Wednesday', 'have' shouldn't be used...
is this what u think i should know??
is this what u think i should know??
The North East _____ would create a surge of employment and infrastructure development in addition to improving connectivity.
From the options given choose the most appropriate one to make up the missing part.
a)where the creation of more airports and consequently more small flights across connecting people
b)where the creation of more airports and consequently more and flights across to connect people
c)is where the creation of more airports and consequently more small flights across to connect people
d)is where the creation of more airports and consequently more small flights across connecting people
OA seems to be (c).....why isn't it (d)...?plz explain
plzz help wid this guys .. .
"You and Me/I should go to the hotel"
me or I ???
@anmol29 : Hey there is a master Rule to crack these kinda questions: Remove the other person and then answer. Here "Me should go to the movie" will be absurd, hence I.
The door bell rang. I rushed to the door and asked 'who's it?'
'It's I', said a voice from the other side.
Was the voice correct in using 'I' rather than 'me'? What's the rule?
@shadowwarrior said: The North East _____ would create a surge of employment and infrastructure development in addition to improving connectivity.From the options given choose the most appropriate one to make up the missing part.a)where the creation of more airports and consequently more small flights across connecting peopleb)where the creation of more airports and consequently more and flights across to connect peoplec)is where the creation of more airports and consequently more small flights across to connect peopled)is where the creation of more airports and consequently more small flights across connecting peopleOA seems to be (c).....why isn't it (d)...?plz explain Because there is no need for a 'ing' form here.
@thePANDA
the guy who knocked the door is good at english :)
the rule is as follows:
if a pronoun follows(if it is the complement of) the 'be' form it has to be in the nominative case
simply to say..is ,was, were are be forms an there are 3 cases
nominative,accusative,possessive
nominative :I,we etc..
accusative:me,us etc..
possessive:my,our...
the guy who knocked the door is good at english :)
the rule is as follows:
if a pronoun follows(if it is the complement of) the 'be' form it has to be in the nominative case
simply to say..is ,was, were are be forms an there are 3 cases
nominative,accusative,possessive
nominative :I,we etc..
accusative:me,us etc..
possessive:my,our...
@anmol29
suppose ...X should go to the hotel.
here, in this sentence 'x' is subject
now replace 'X' with the option given...me/I
obviously it will be 'I'..
suppose ...X should go to the hotel.
here, in this sentence 'x' is subject
now replace 'X' with the option given...me/I
obviously it will be 'I'..
please post some sets....thread is going dormant
@John-Galt said: @anmol29 : Hey there is a master Rule to crack these kinda questions: Remove the other person and then answer. Here "Me should go to the movie" will be absurd, hence I.
thanks !! :)
He makes his writing easily comprehensible by using a very _______ language. But at times his writings seem very ______.
1. uncomplicated, pedestrian
2. amorous, prodigal
3. chimerical, putative
4. pensive, obsolescent
@purwar_ankit said: @anmol29 suppose ...X should go to the hotel. here, in this sentence 'x' is subject now replace 'X' with the option given...me/I obviously it will be 'I'..
thanks
2 > Khushwant Singh has been titled as an ____________ writer. But critics at times criticized him for writing in a ___________ manner.
1. sapient, compunction
2. mercenary, excursive
3. amorous, carnal
4. consummate, extricate