let's chat in English

[prestigious]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ارتـــواء.

First, thank you to share us what you learn.k

Secondly, and about your brother`s correction, may be what he told you about the sentence is more correct, but that does not make your sentence wrong! What`s wrong when I say or write (open it slowly, open the door slowly, or similar sentences like: write tidily, write it tidily)m

Maybe in the situation of your sentence (where it written on the door) is better in its case to omit the pronoun (it), but as I mentioned your sentence (open it slowly) is generally grammatically correct.j

aha
really I'm thankful for your effort

thanks a lot
you're better than me and i need ur help[
maybe in soon future
thank you

[prestigious]

لي عوده للتعليق على ردك
شكرا لك سلفا ..

[prestigious]

As You Said
If I didn't Write my Sentence on The Door it will be a mistake
But my Sentence On the Door

So I must not To write IT on the Door
Cuz the Door is Replace it

IT's doesn't make sense whe I write open it slowly
yes it's grammatically correct but it's not its place

عندما يظهر الضمير لايجوز لنا وضع it



when i want to talk about my car
I say

my car has
not my car it has

IF you want To speak about a specific thing
You must not Called it
it


This is Called a Pun


you see the sentence and it's correct and at the same time it's incorrect


like this one
My Mind has his thoughts
My mind have his thoughts
In this case You don't know
You Put have or has
has for mind
have for plural =thoughts










When You Teach this issue To someone he would ask you why
it's has

Although You said My

But Even Things That Belong To me I can Called it Has
My car has
My hand has five fingers
But in Plural
I must use Have Not has

My Cars Have Wheels

Thank You Anyway
And You're Welcome
This is my Pleasure lady

[prestigious]

But My Question is
Have for plural right ?
if it comes to he

I put has or have
he has for cars
he have for cars
Also I have this
Never heard About it
or
Never heard Of it
thank you ارتواء ومنكم نستفيد استاذتنا

[SuL]

Four > For

Cuz the Door is Replace it > something wrong what is it

and what about this sentence >> I love my car, it is cool

So I must not To write IT on the Door < You shouldn't write anything! keep the door clean

SuL.. < OUT lol

[prestigious]

انا اقصد الكتابه على الباب

لاتضع it

لأن الباب بديل عن it

it اعتقد للضمير الغائب
لكن انت جملتك اخي الكريم

تتكلم عن السياره ؟؟ واكيد تضيف it
I love my Door , it's a clean

like this one
but I speak About Posters on things
thank you alot

[SuL]

I love my Door , it's clean

a lot

you are most welcome

I didn't really get what you guys talking about, so I dedicated myself to review your writings

[ارتـــواء.]

what I meant is that when the object ( the door) is obvious and seen you can omit it or omit what replaces it which is the pronoun (it), but also you can write it no problem with that, so both cases are possible.
This is what I know about that.

..

But My Question is
Have for plural right ?
if it comes to he

I put has or have
he has for cars
he have for cars

With ' He' no doubt we have to use 'has', no matter what comes after it (singular or plural). Because we use Have and Has according to the Subject not to the object.



So are you sure about this:

My Mind has his thoughts
My mind have his thoughts

I do not think the second one is correct, because it is one mind, singular, so we have to use ' has'.

Also I have this
Never heard About it
or
Never heard Of it

What I know and what I use usually is the first one (about), but that does not mean the second is incorrect, actually I am not sure about that, but I think both them are correct.

Thank you..

[prestigious]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ارتـــواء.

what I meant is that when the object ( the door) is obvious and seen you can omit it or omit what replaces it which is the pronoun (it), but also you can write it no problem with that, so both cases are possible.
This is what I know about that.

..






With ' He' no doubt we have to use 'has', no matter what comes after it (singular or plural). Because we use Have and Has according to the Subject not to the object.



So are you sure about this:



I do not think the second one is correct, because it is one mind, singular, so we have to use ' has'.





What I know and what I use usually is the first one (about), but that does not mean the second is incorrect, actually I am not sure about that, but I think both them are correct.

Thank you..

Thank you very much

I owe you
But if someone asks me about a country
which I use

never heard About it
or

Never Heard of it

If I didn't know the Country he talks about ?

شكرا لك اخجتلم تواضعنا
ماشاء الله لغتك مره ممتازه


اعتذر ازعجتك بالأسئلة
نريد ان ننهل من علمكم

[SuL]

I am wondering, Why do you use such a hard way to type your sentences ..

If I didn't know the Country he talks about ?

Why don't you say " If I do not know which country he is talking about?"
but anyway, Both are correct I guess it depends on the question or the situation
I think "Never heard of it" is more common

If there is anything else to it please do tell