Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
There is/are many homework? He does not have/ has...? Thanks!
Hello everybody, I want to ask some grammar questions.
1) 'There is many homework.' OR 'There are many homework.' IS CORRECT?
[I know that homework is an uncountable noun, so I should use is or are in this situation.
2) 'I want to ask you some questions.' OR 'I have some questions want to ask you.' IS CORRECT?
[Is the latter one grammatically wrong?]
3) 'He does not have....' OR 'He does not has...' IS CORRECT?
Thank you very much for your sincere help!
1) 'There is many homework.' OR 'There are many homework.' IS CORRECT?
[I know that homework is an uncountable noun, so I should use is or are in this situation.
2) 'I want to ask you some questions.' OR 'I have some questions want to ask you.' IS CORRECT?
[Is the latter one grammatically wrong?]
3) 'He does not have....' OR 'He does not has...' IS CORRECT?
Thank you very much for your sincere help!
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1) 'There is much homework.'
2) 'I want to ask you some questions.' OR 'I have some questions (that) I want to ask you.'
3) 'He does not have....'
2) 'I want to ask you some questions.' OR 'I have some questions (that) I want to ask you.'
3) 'He does not have....'
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