a, an or some
Write a, an or some.
Write a, an or some.
Hello. Are you Mr. Johnson?Yes. I am.Nice to meet you I am Mr. Smith. I will be interviewing you today.Good. It’s nice to meet you as well.Thank you. Please have a seat in my office.Thank you.Mr. Johnson, tell me a little about yourself.I am 32 years old, I was working at the steel plant until…
Fill in the gaps with Somewhere, anywhere or nowhere.
Nouns, in general, refer to the word which is given as names of people, places, events and things. There are a lot of different classes of nouns, and abstract nouns are one of them. What is special about this class of nouns is that they are not detected by any of our five senses. We…
Fill in “am”, “is” or “are”.
Hello Mrs. RobinsonHello. How are you?I’m fine thank you.I’m glad. Are you ready to see the property?Yes. I’m very excited.Good. This property is two acres and it is in a very nice part of town.What is the zoning of this property?It is zoned for commercial or residential use.That is good.What do you plan on using…
Write the plural.