@Magsi -- Questions about "tiny" grammatical issues are welcome on the main ELL.SE site. Please include one or more examples, plus where you found the example(s), plus any context that might help people understand the examples. It would help if you can say what research you have done, or why you think a possibility (or possibilities) are right or wrong.
@Magsi, if a user hasn't been to chat, you can't ping them. If they are not here right now, leave a ping-message or come back another time. And for f's sake, just ask a question on main! This is ELL, which is explicitly for beginners. Write your question well and you'll even get reputation for it!
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@Magsi I agree with Jasper and Stephie above. It doesn't matter how tiny you think the question is. ELL is a great place for tiny questions, actually, providing that you do your part (your own attempt, examples, contexts, etc.) as Jasper suggested.
I agree with snailboat (and J.R. in his answer) too.
BTW, in my opinion, @Magsi, I don't think your last question, "Details of courses passed are/is as under", is not a tiny question at all. Of course, it could be thought of as tiny, but to me it's a very big problem. It's the root of several other problems. How can we become good at English if questions in our exercises are not good English?
How can I talk to the people of main site?
I want to talk to the teachers of this main site.
I want to meet Khan, J.R and other teachers.
I am sorry to ask this useless question here but I really need to speak to them.
I want to know the chat room where "Khan"is available, and other members o...
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My first question:
After looking up in the dictionary, I found that "like" can be used as a preposition, an adverb, a verb. In the above sentence, I think "like" functioning as a preposition is used to ask somebody’s opinion of somebody/something(http://www.oxfordle...
How can I talk to the people of main site?
I want to talk to the teachers of this main site.
I want to meet Khan, J.R and other teachers.
I am sorry to ask this useless question here but I really need to speak to them.
I want to know the chat room where "Khan"is available, and other members o...
What is the weather like?
My first question:
After looking up in the dictionary, I found that "like" can be used as a preposition, an adverb, a verb. In the above sentence, I think "like" functioning as a preposition is used to ask somebody’s opinion of somebody/something(http://www.oxfordle...
