English Questions Or Problems

[EhsanJ]

[ltr]In this topic you can ask your Grammatical points and pose your own questions.u can also or tell us about any problems that u have in Eng language. and if you knew the answer of a question, it would be great if you post it here. We try to answer any questions ASAP. ThanQ for your concern. x[/ltr]

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[EhsanJ]

پاسخ : Grammatical Problems

wow! seems like no one has a grammatical problem! x by the way you can also ask about slang or informal form of english here.... x

 

[جیران]

پاسخ : Grammatical Problems

heh
you are right in this site every body can speak english very well and no one has a problem​

 

[negginnium]

پاسخ : Grammatical Problems

I have read the two first chapters
I have read the first two chapters
…
Which one is correct?
Why?

 

[EhsanJ]

پاسخ : Grammatical Problems

I have read the two first chapters
I have read the first two chapters
…
Which one is correct?
Why?

The second one is correct for sure. because we dont have 2 "FIRST" chapters. we have first chapter and second chapter so you can see that the names are different. but we have first two chapters. we call the first and second chapter "the first two chapters" is that clear enough or you want me to explain more? x

 

[negginnium]

پاسخ : Grammatical Problems

"the first two chapters" is that clear enough or you want me to explain more? x

no
thanks a lot.thats enough and clear
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[R-Σntezari]

پاسخ : Grammatical Problems

what is the difference between"as long as" and "as far as"?

 

[EhsanJ]

پاسخ : Grammatical Problems

what is the difference between"as long as" and "as far as"?

[ltr]Well in some situations they're different and in some situations they're partly the same. To Clarify:
1st situation: "As long As" is used to show or express a future idea and it's mainly about the "time" element. Example: I'll remember that day as long as i live.
You can see that it's refering to a period of time.

As far As is used to show a length limtation. For example: as far as i can see, there are no cats around here
in this example as far as is refering to the person's eye sight which is a lenght limitation.

2nd situtation. They are partly the same. look at these two examples:
As long as i'm concerned you can do what you like.
As far as i'm concerned, You can do what you like.
You can see that the meanings are the same and the place of usage is the same, so there's no different in using them in these type of sentences.

Anymore questions? just ask. or please correct me if i explained something wrong. i'll fix it ASAP. x[/ltr]

 

[R-Σntezari]

پاسخ : Grammatical Problems

thnaks alot:d
Does that answer belong to you?Or some books maybe?

 

[EhsanJ]

پاسخ : Grammatical Problems

thnaks alot:d
Does that answer belong to you?Or some books maybe?

Ur welcome. yeah... the answer belongs to me but i also checked some books just to make sure i'm correct. if you want a great book for grammer, i suggest "Practical English Usage" by Michael Swan. make sure you get the third Edition. x