Mr Ram's daughter= the daughter of Mr Ram's or the daughter of Mr Ram? I think Mr Ram's daughter is the same as the daughter of Mr Ram's. What about the daughter of Mr Ram?

Help me to know the correct positions of the adverb 'probably' in sentences. Please let me know which of them are correct in the following sentences: 1. I will probably not be there. 2. I probably will not be there. 3. I won't probably be there. 4. I probably won't be there. 5. He probably does not know. 6. He does probably not know. 7. He does not probably know. 8. He doesn't probably know.

a group of us A group of us 'are' going to hold a party tomorrow. (Not is) ---> The expression ‘a group of us’ is followed by a plural verb. #Source: EnglishGrammar dot org But, I can't think so. Why does the expression take a plural verb? Can anyone help me understand this?

has or has got? I haven't got a car, but my sister ______. --->has or has got? Do they both make sense? In a grammar book, I found this question. Ans: has But why 'has got' should not be considered as correct?

What does the sentence mean? "He’s got into the habit of being his nails when he’s nervous."

when or that? "I know when he came." The noun phrase 'when he came' refers to the time. But here is my problem. I know the time ____ he came. ---> when or that?

Please, help me understand this. The doctor, _______ saw me in the morning, insisted that I should quit smoking. A) who B) that I took this question from a website, which helped me a lot understand grammar. (EnglishGrammar dot org) Here the answer is option A according to that source. There was explained "Both who and that can refer to people; however, we cannot use that in non-identifying relative clauses. Here the commas indicate that the relative clause is non-identifying." But one of my friends said "it's a defining relative clause.We do not need to use a comma here. That and who both can be used if you remove the comma." Actually, I don't have much idea about identifying and non-identifying relative clauses. Could you please help me understand them? It would be very appreciated. Thanks!

Help me solve the problem, please. Only one of the girls that _____ secured first class is both laborious and intelligent. have or has?

Which clause? The news that he gave me was false. Here, "that he gave me" used as a noun clause or an adjective clause? Please, give me your opinion.