English students, try this! Topic: Present Tenses to Talk about Future

Since the word "who" can be used in both singular and plural forms (as in "Who are your friends"), why is it incorrect to use "are" in the sentence " Who of us are more?" which is about distinguishing a group of people from another group of people?

I'm just asking out of curiosity, why do you want to learn the language you're learning? What are your goals and motivations? (For instance, you need it for work, for a trip, or anything else?)

Learning the basics of IsiXhosa.

Hello, do you know the meaning of : overhead allocation in a company is this good or bad

You are talking to your friend about what you did last weekend, and now you're checking if they used the correct articles in their sentences.

Does this word mean horrible? I have never heard this word “horrid”, maybe it’s a dialect?🙈