Found 333 articles starting with P: Page #4
adjective |
people - noun and verb |
Let’s begin with the most simplistic statement: “People are…” is correct. “People is…” is not correct.... |
Person When we refer to a human being, we say a person. For example, a ni... |
perceive - verb |
perception - noun |
perfect - adjective and verb |
The perfect tenses are under attack by many misinformed, but otherwise well-educated, writers and speakers. The tense does express qualities of verbs that are otherwise incapable of expression and is therefore worth retaining.We have three pe... |
In addition to the three main tenses of present, past, and future, the English language allows us to make three statements about accomplished facts. We use one of the three perfect tenses to show an action that ... |
Perfect (adjective) means something that is flawless or complete. ... |
perform - verb |
Perform Perform means to showcase one’s skill in something. It can be a dance, song or even an exam. For example, • He performed well during the semester exams. • The group performs well whe... |
performance - correct spelling performance - noun |
perhaps - adverb |
Perhaps from now on you’ll say… Our chapter title looked like this: “Like, I’mlike gonna learn how to like talk.”Ouch. From now on, perhaps you’ll say …“I’m going to learn how to talk.”Please Note:... |
Punctuation is the basic element of English grammar and without it, a sentence is not only in... |
Period Goes Inside Quotation Marks The period goes inside the closing quotations marks. Ed said, "Here is a sentence with the period properly placed inside the ending quotation marks." (Period goes inside.) Previous:... |
Period with Parentheses or Brackets Where Does the Period Go?If an entire sentence or group of sentences appears in parentheses, then put the period inside the closing parenthesis. This is a parenthetical sentence. Thus:Parenthetically ... |
Periods Come InsideWith only one exception, the period always comes inside closing quotation marks. This rule applies even if only one quoted word ends the sentence. Thus: ... |
permanence - noun |
permanent - adjective |
permissible - correct spelling permissible - adjective |
permitted - verb (past tense and past participle of the verb permit) and adjective |
adjective |
perpendicular - correct spelling perpendicular - adjective and noun |
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