348 Best Grammar Questions and Answers (Q&A) - ProProfs Discuss

Is the following sentence in active or passive voice?

Alex zachary
Answered: Dec 03, 2018

I finally found out that its passive

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What is the difference between Naive and Naivety?

E. Austin
Answered: Aug 30, 2019

The word naïve refers to lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment. Naïve also relates to the immaturity of a person. A naïve person can be easily misled or cheated. Both of these...Read More

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What is the difference between Assume and Presume?

Larry Thornton, Student
Answered: Jul 23, 2019

To assume means that you are assuming that something is going to happen. You feel that you are going to assume the role of a president. This means that you are going to serve as the president of...Read More

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What type of verb is used in the following statement? Economics is an ever-expanding field of study.

John Adney
Answered: Jan 22, 2017

I'm confused on how it would be describing the direct object. What would be the participle and participle phrase?

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Which sentence doesn't have proper punctuation?

John Adney
Answered: Dec 04, 2017

How do you came to know that this is correct answer

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How can I tell if a salesman is being genuine and that I can trust him/her?

John Adney
Answered: Nov 28, 2016

Honesty is the only attitude that wont fade or can be steal to someone. They train their salesmen to be good at their job and openly trust them. Creating honesty to oneself is difficult. Sincerity...Read More

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What is Comparative of bonus?

Caz
Answered: Apr 20, 2024

Melior

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Can you fill in the blank? I want to buy ___laptop/computer this week?

John Adney
Answered: Jan 27, 2017

I want to buy a laptop computer next week.

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Which are the top three grammatical mistakes that make your business look unprofessional?

Olivia Dunwall
Answered: Aug 23, 2019

In the business world, it is crucial to present yourself professionally so that potential customers take you seriously. Failing to catch glaring grammatical mistakes is the equivalent of walking...Read More

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What is the difference between THIS and THESE?

C. Bernthal, Teacher
Answered: Jun 18, 2019

Some people often get confused with the use of this and these. It should be remembered that “this” is used to describe a singular item. For example, “This is a flower.”...Read More

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Is the following situation Valid or Invalid? 1. My teacher Mr. Hill is a jackass. 2. All jackasses have long ears. Therefore, my teacher Mr. Hill has long ears.

John Smith
Answered: Apr 20, 2024

Invalid-invalid. if the meaning of jackass was the same in both premises then it would be valid. but clearly were using the term in two different senses in each of the premises. in the first premise...Read More

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What is the difference between noun and adjective?

K. Galatia
Answered: Oct 15, 2019

The noun is the basic building block of a sentence, and it is a word that names people, animals, places, things, a quality, or ideas. Nouns are the principal class of words in most languages, and...Read More

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Which is a phrase?

John Adney
Answered: Jun 19, 2017

A lot (notice the space between "a" and "lot")

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What is the difference between Innate and Enate?

M. Pollock, Photographer
Answered: Oct 22, 2019

Some people may be confused with how “innate” and “enate” should be used. Innate is a term that is used to describe something that already comes from within. This may be...Read More

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What is the difference between Its and It's?

Barry Mclean, Sales Manager
Answered: Jun 10, 2019

This is something that a lot of people get confused about. "Its" is often used when you are trying to show possession. It is the possessive form of it. For example, “That cat is the...Read More

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