Help with English

[Hipparchia]

Furnitures is certainly uncommon, but I don't think one can say there is no such thing.

While I must reluctantly concede that the last point is apparently true, I am adamant that in a properly regulated world it would not be.

 

[geordief]

While I must reluctantly concede that the last point is apparently true, I am adamant that in a properly regulated world it would not be.

In a well furnished polity,perhaps.

 

[Write4U]

Refurnished home, refurbished commodities.....

 

[DaveC426913]

While I must reluctantly concede that the last point is apparently true, I am adamant that in a properly regulated world it would not be.

Agree. 'tis indeed an abomination.

 

[Saint]

I am going to buy a lot of furniture for my new house.

Correct?

 

[geordief]

I am going to buy a lot of furniture for my new house.

Correct?

Yes. Correct.
You might also say "mucho furniture for my new pad"

 

[Saint]

Continual vs. continuous.

What difference?

 

[geordief]

Continual vs. continuous.

What difference?

mucho little.

 

[Write4U]

Continual vs. continuous.

What difference?

What is difference between continual and continuous?

Continual improvement means that the approach is repeated and has pauses in between repetitions. ... Whereas a continuous improvement approach does not stop, it is an uninterrupted flow. A continuous approach is one that will constantly look to make improvements, it is a sustained process of development.

What is the difference between continuous and continual ...

 

[Saint]

Normally vs. normatively, what's the difference?

 

[geordief]

Normally vs. normatively, what's the difference?

Why don't you tell us?

 

[Saint]

I don't know, you tell me nah.

 

[Sarkus]

Normally vs. normatively, what's the difference?

Normal - according to rules or standards -
Normative - pertaining to what one considers the norm to be, and how to achieve it.

E.g. "Saint should look up definitions himself" is a normative statement - it's setting out what ought to be (whether it is achieved or not), what one thinks should be the normal.
The normal, however, (the expectation, the most frequent outcome) is that Saint does not look up the definition himself.

 

[Saint]

Tomorrow you and I/me will play football at 5pm in school's field.

me or I ?

 

[paddoboy]

Tomorrow you and I/me will play football at 5pm in school's field.

me or I ?

You and I

 

[Saint]

but i heard most people say "me".

 

[paddoboy]

but i heard most people say "me".

I say it too, but it's not grammatically perfect correct English...passable yes.

 

[Seattle]

Continual vs. continuous.

What difference?

Maybe you should focus on improving your grammar? "What is the difference"

 

[Seattle]

Tomorrow you and I/me will play football at 5pm in school's field.

me or I ?

"I". The way to tell is to leave out the "you" and see what sound right. "Tomorrow me will play football" doesn't sound right therefore it's "I", you and I.

 

[Seattle]

Why furniture has no plural?

It should be "Why does furniture have no plural?"