temptprovidence 8 / 163 35 Jun 9, 2013 #1plz help me with these..(1)is the word "talent" a noun or an adjective?(2)playing jokes on April fools day is common in many regions although none knows how the tradition began.the word in bold carries a mistake but i am not clear about it... whats that???(3)noone but him could have told them that the thief was i.the use of this word here is correct... which law of pronoun does this correspond to??
psrams42 1 / 2 1 Jun 10, 2013 #2plz help me with these..(1)is the word "talent" a noun or an adjective?(2)playing jokes on April fools day is common in many regions although none knows how the tradition began.the word in bold carries a mistake but i am not clear about it... whats that???(3)noone but him could have told them that the thief was i.the use of this word here is correct... which law of pronoun does this correspond to??1) talent is a noun. talented is an adjective.2) none should be no one.
Didgeridoo - / 306 191 Jun 21, 2013 #3As for #3, I don't know the names of specific pronoun laws, but in this case, I guess you would treat "but" like a preposition, and you use object pronouns (me, us, him, her, etc.) after prepositions.
littleitaly - / 1 1 Jun 21, 2013 #4talent is a noun. and its no one i believe.------can i write this in an essaytoday, learning multiple languages is becoming a global trend and parents are considering this kind of knowledge for their children more than everortoday, learning multiple languages is becoming a trend for many students and parents are considering this kind of knowledge for their children more than everare both of them correct??and which sounds better?Reply:Currently, learning multiple languages has become a prevalent trend amongst students and their parents....Actually, I cannot totally understand the second half of your sentence...Hope it will help!
