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Firstly is acceptable now. In the past 'first' was the only acceptable noun and I personally think it sounds better, but both are correct.
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I disagree. "First" as a noun was never in dispute. But as an adverb it always has been, and still is, incorrect.
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Can you use the word foods?
Wrong. Because, "Foods", is not a word, and is not proper grammar.
Is secondly wrong use of grammar?
yes
Does this sentence use the word Precipitate correctly in terms of connotation and grammar - The precipitate fighter precipitated the fight in order to precipitate his victory?
The grammar is all right, but the usage is totally wrong. Precipitate is not used that way.
What wrong with you?
Instead of saying, what wrong with you. Try saying, what is wrong with you. When dating it is a good idea to try to use good grammar, it gives the appearance of intelligence.
Is firstly an adverb?
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How do scientists know how much more years your going to live?
Don't know but I suggest you use proper English and spelling of words. The question is "...many more years YOU'RE going to live". Much and your are just plain wrong grammar and spelling. The wrong word spelled right is still the wrong word.
Examples of grammar in a sentence?
Use correct grammar in your speech. grammar makes a sentence meaningful.
What is poorest in grammar?
Guestamatoin. A word people use that just eerks me!
Use the word grammar school in a sentence?
Most of the grammar is taught in grammar school. China has highest grammar schools in the world.
Is it appropriate to use the word beyond at the end of a sentence?
It might be, under certain circumstances, although the construction would be very peculiar in any case. Not wrong, necessarily, because the famous rule about not ending a sentence with a preposition refers to Latin grammar, not to English grammar.
What does Grammar means in Microsoft Word?
Grammar could be considered the 'rules' of a language, the way words, clauses and phrases are constructed. MS Word can check for spelling and grammar errors, as grammatical errors may still be spelled correctly. A grammatical check could pick up on things like capital letters missing at the end of a sentence, improper use of punctuation marks, wrong tenses, etc.
Is this correct grammar?
If you mean as in "This here rifle has a hair trigger," it is substandard, but not wrong. Don't use it in writing.
