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  • Pronunciation of adjectives ending with ous or cious
    Victor thank you for this comment Could you please give me a simple example of a word ending with "cious" that is not pronounced with ʃəs at the end? If 99% of words ending with "ous" (let us exclude words like sous, i e plural of sou) are pronounced with əs at the end, I am already happy
  • past tense - it has been been…today vs. It was…today - English . . .
    Edited Is it correct to the say: It has been been attempted to deliver today My concern here is that I have mentioned “today “ so I think I have to use past simple always Is it? It was attempted
  • How can I tell whether c should be pronounced like s or like k?
    It is most often found in adjectives ending in -cious, such as conscious, precious, ferocious, etc, and also in adjectives ending in -cial, such as special, artificial, crucial, social, etc One major exception where c is pronounced as sh is the word ocean There are many other exceptions to the above rules You will learn them as you go
  • User Linh Ngô - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
    Q A for speakers of other languages learning English
  • word choice - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
    I've been trying to rack my brain around a simple sentence that I feel was misconstrued in a discussion I was having I wanted for a certain discussion topic to quot;propose an opinion quot; that
  • grammar - What’s that supposed to mean vs what does that suppose to . . .
    Yes, you're missing something You're missing the fact that the agent is supposed to be missing That is, we have reason to suppose that the agent will be unmentioned * What does that suppose to mean? What is that supposed to mean? Here, we see a difference between active and passive voices In the first, whatever that is, it supposes something That something which it supposes is missing
  • Why is the K silent in know and knotty etc?
    The silent K occurs before the letter N in most cases, e g K nife , k not, k nee, k now, k nowledge, k night etc There are some exceptions which are too few to bother with The kn combination comes from the Germanic languages where the K is still pronounced in some words Before the 17th century people in England also pronounced words like knee, and knife using the k sound However, over
  • grammar - Why do people say confidence trickster rather than . . .
    A 'confidence trickster' is not a trickster who is confident, but a person who practises confidence tricks - tricks that exploit other people's confidence in him or her
  • Is I am all against it a counterpart of I am all for it?
    Yes, we can say to be against something , but I'm all for it is a common idiom and this Ngram shows that I'm all against it is very much less common
  • What is wrong with have put in I have put the water in the freezer?
    Absolutely nothing is wrong with I have put the water in the freezer This is the present perfect, and the present perfect is formed by using have plus the past participle of the verb The verb in question is put The past participle of put is put See the Cambridge dictionary Notice also that the present tense and simple past tense are also put The very first example sentence from this





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