Nagendra

@SS I'm the Telugu.

Hai, could anyone tell me the meaning of chi kum sou which appears on Hindu wedding cards? I tried to know the meaning but couldn't find it.

Hai, could anyone tell me the meaning of chi kum sou which appears on Hindu wedding cards? I tried to know the meaning but couldn't find it.

Thanks!

Hai! I have a small doubt. If I say All A are not B, how would you understand it? Does it mean No A is B or not all A are B? @snailplane

@userr2684291 Thanks!

@userr2684291 An Indian who's living in America is an immigrant for Americans but an emigrant for us. Right?

@M.A.R. Why not Emigrant?

Options are Immigrant, Alien, citizen, Emigrant.

One who goes to settle in another country.

Can you please answer this question?

Thank you!

@skullpetrol Can you please share any link explaining this aspect of grammar?

@skullpetrol Thanks! But the guy is insisting that we have to use "their" instead of "the". I think the sentence is correct even without "their". But the guy isn't listening to me.

Hello! Please answer this." The book is well illustrated and attractively bound making all together/altogether an attractive volume". Which is right between all together and altogether?

@snailplane How thay are different?

@Man_From_India I didn't think it's wrong. But a person has been arguing with me saying prevent is wrong and deter is right. He further said that he learnt it from a British teacher. I said both are right. I asked here to confirm it.

@Man_From_India Consider the sentence "Tougher laws are needed to prevent people from drinking and driving".

@snailplane Is it wrong to say "to prevent people from drinking alcohol"?

@user2684291 I have no context. I want to know when to use an article and when to omit it. Could you explain to me with your own examples?

@user2684291 Can you please explain?

Hai! Can you please tell me whether we have to use the word "unnecessary pressure" with an article or without an article?

Thanks!

@mike So, a contemptible smile makes you feel contempt whereas a contepmtuous smile shows contempt. Am I right?

Can anyone explain to me the difference between contemptuous and contemptible? How and when to use them?

@snailplane Thank you. You've been very helpful.

@M.A.R. I'm not using it anywhere. I encountered it in a test.

Hello! Is it who or whom in the sentence below? Various employees, whom/who we met, echoed the sentiments expressed by the CEO of the company. I think we have to use whom but the answer is given as "who". Is it right? Can you please clear my doubt?

@user2684291@snailplane Yes. I got it. Thank you.

@user2684291 I was talking about the same!

I've seen a question related to this on ELU but couldn't understand the answers.

Can you please explain the difference in grammar?

Anyone please tell me what's the difference between "He is acting very strangely" and "He is acting very strange"?

Thank you, Mike!

He is the Shakespeare of India or He is a Shakespeare of India. Please tell me which is correct?

@Mick @DamkerngT. Thank you.

@DamkerngT. Can you please tell me why it seems strange? Any grammatical error?

@Mick Thank you. What does the sentence "Information technology not geared towards universal education would be a self-contained contradiction" mean? Is it grammatical?

@Mick I've many doubts like this. Can I ask here? Are you feeling any disturbance?

@Mick I was aked to find the error in the sentence. I know that I can say Not to speak of running, he cannot even walk. But I'm not sure of whether this is grammatical or not.

@Mick One more question. "What to speak of running, he cannot even walk". Does this sentence make sense?

Hello! Can anyone please tell me if I can say "Priya is leading a happy life after her retirement from her service."? Is there any error in the sentence?

@DamkerngT. Right. I've seen many sentences where should is not used. But to make sure of it, I asked here. Thanks!

@DamkerngT. Are you sure? I also thought so. But someone said it's grammatical.

Thanks for your elaborate explanation. I'll try to ask it on ELU.

@snailplane it's not my description. I've exactly copied what is given in the book. I too thought that it's not passive. Thanks!

Excuse me! Can anyone please helpe me solve this problem? I can't understand the question at all. Assume that the moon takes exactly 30 days to complete the cycle and also assume that it rises in the east exactly at 6.48 p.m on the first day. Then at what time will it rise on the 4th day?