Questions and answers tagged #pronouns.
I'm having a hard time avoiding sentence fragments when I write essays in English. Sometimes I write things like, "Because I was tired." or "After finishing my…
I'm working on an essay for my English class, and my teacher commented that I have several run on sentences. I'm not sure how to spot or correct them. For exam…
Hi everyone! I'm writing an essay for my English class, and I keep running into a problem: when I try to connect my ideas, my sentences end up very long and co…
I'm writing an email to my English teacher and got stuck choosing between these words. For example, should I say, "Although it was raining, I went for a walk,"…
I'm currently writing essays for my ESL class, but I notice my writing often feels choppy and disconnected. My teacher says my ideas are good, but the sentence…
Hi everyone! I'm currently writing an essay for my intermediate ESL class, and I'm finding it tricky to choose the best linking words for different situations.…
I'm having a hard time figuring out which preposition to use with certain adjectives and verbs in English. For example, I want to say that I'm interested about…
I’m writing an essay for my English class, but I keep getting mixed up with there, their, and they’re. For example, I wrote: "Their going to the park later," a…
I keep getting confused about when to use 'your' and 'you’re', especially when I write emails for work. For example, is it correct to write 'Your going to love…
I'm having trouble figuring out where to put adverbs in my English sentences. Sometimes I see sentences like "She quickly finished her homework," and other tim…
I'm having trouble figuring out how stress patterns in spoken English affect both my writing and listening skills. For example, I heard that where we put the s…
I’m working on an English essay for my class, and I keep getting stuck on whether to use “whose”, “who’s”, or “of which” in certain sentences. For example, I w…
I'm editing a letter to a friend and got stuck on whether I should write 'between you and me' or 'between you and I.' I see both used a lot, but I want to make…
I've always been a bit uncertain about when to use 'me', 'myself', or 'I' correctly in my sentences. For example, if I'm writing an email at work, should I say…
I often get confused about how to respond when someone says something like, "I like pizza" or "I don't like coffee." Sometimes I hear people answer with "Me to…