Grammar/punctuation

~~Virgin Mary~~ · 24-07-2006, 01:09 AM

Remember:

Women is the plural of woman; woman is singular. E.g. "I love that woman" and: "I love those women."
A question mark denotes a question. For example: "Yes, but I am the Virgin Mary?" or: "You're an idiot?" may seem to be an attempt at a rhetorical question or to exaggerate sarcasm, but it's still incorrect. Correct use would be: "Who is she? Who is she? Where did you find her?"
Paid is the past tense of pay, as in to pay someone money. Payed is the past tense of pay, as in to pay out (let out) ropes.
S is the verb, c is the noun. For example: "you have the Military of Defence which provides defense," or: "your dental practice will practise dentistry."
Whose is the possessive form of who, who's is the contraction of who is. E.g. "Whose habbo is that who's causing a riot?"
There, their and they're. There is used generally to point something out, e.g. "look over there!" Their is the possessive form of they, e.g. "That's their house." They're is a contraction of they are, e.g. "they're moving house."

Okay, you're welcome

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