ESL Discussion

Grammar question: "as HAD her mother"

Hello everyone,

I was studying when i came across this sentence.

*"She became a doctor, as HAD her mother before her."

The teacher who said this sentence is a native speaker of English, so I believe it is correct, but what i would really like to know

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Compound Possessive adjectives with pronoun

If Brad and I share one car,  which is correct?

     Brad and my car is in the garage.  OR  

     Brad’s and my car is in the garage.

I know "Brad and Sally's car is in the garage" is correct -- when they share one car. But not sure when the second part

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what are you reading now?

After many days, I have started book reading again, and it feels so good. I love novels and tavelogues. Today I am reading 'The last song' by Nicolas Sparks. In Europe, books are costly than Asia, in our part books are rather cheap. I know, quality o

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One More Day...

Hey Everyone, this is my first discussion message. I need to know something, let me know if you can,

What is the best way,

1. Only one more day more
2. Only one more day
3. One more day
4. Only a day left 
5. One day left
6. Only one more day left
7. Tomorrow is the day
8. One more

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Another post on 'Grammar Mistakes' ... are you able to find them?

 

 Dear members of MyEC.

The following sentences contain errors. Can you correct them?

 Here you go!

Good luck!

 

1. Please, divide the coloured pencils between all children in the class.

2. Open page 100 of your book!

3. Mary has been married  with John f

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How to excel in IELTS Writing Task 1 & Task 2: 9 FAQs help crack

Get a perfect band to clear the IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2 of Academic and General sections. As a test taker, you need to work out on several areas, i.e. improve vocabulary and stick to the point while attempting a different set of questions. Wi

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Wilt Dü leornian eald englisc ?

Ic hiere pe and pü hierest me ac we ne hierap him .

Ic ga tö se tün in paer ic libbe .

 

Thank you, I hope you've understood my fluent English ( Are there any English teacher  here ? ) 

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Homonyms

Homonyms are words that have the same spelling and pronunciation, but different meanings.

Therefore is the rest of a sentence important that makes us understand the whole sentence.

Some examples:
arm
I hold the baby on my arm.
It’s important to arm yo

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