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Who is a wrong word in this sentence. Whose is proper word as it is possessive pronoun that refers to a person whom something belongs.
Who is a wrong word in this sentence. Whose is proper word as it is possessive pronoun that refers to a person whom something belongs.
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"In the next page" is the act of referring to something that will be brought up on the next page. "On the next page" is the action of describing something that will be brought up on the next page.
“In the next page” is the act of referring to something that will be brought up on the next page. “On the next page” is the action of describing something that will be brought up on the next page.
See lessThe correct phrase is “on social media” and not “in social media”. e.g. She was chatting with him till night on social media.
The correct phrase is “on social media” and not “in social media”. e.g. She was chatting with him till night on social media.
See lessThe correct phrase is “on Telegram” and not “in Telegram”. e.g. She was chatting with him till night on Telegram.
The correct phrase is “on Telegram” and not “in Telegram”. e.g. She was chatting with him till night on Telegram.
See less"Please text me on..." is correct. e.g. Please text me on WhatsApp, Please text me on my number etc. "Please text me at" is incorrect.
“Please text me on…” is correct. e.g. Please text me on WhatsApp, Please text me on my number etc. “Please text me at” is incorrect.
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Parent is a singular noun, so here it will be "Parent's house". When it is both parents (i.e. plural), it will be "Parents' house" The position of the apostrophe makes all the difference.
The position of the apostrophe makes all the difference.
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