"their belt is brown" vs "their belt are brown"

[Kiki]

which one the true?

their belt is brown

or

i should make that sentence in plural

their belt are brown, or their belts are brown.

i'm confuse

[Gray]

It is safe:

Their belts are brown.

I am confused at this:

Their belt is brown.

Does it mean they all are wearing the same kind of belt and that is why we are using singular?

~Gray
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[Kiki]

thank you, i was thinking like that used to

now i know clearly. but it is oke if we say

their house is white

[Gray]

Hi Kiki,

It is a good habit to capitalize the letters properly. It shows your respect to the language. :)

And I am still a learner and confused at "Their belt is brown." :)

~Gray
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[Kiki]

Okey, I'm going to follow your suggest

I start write with capital

Previous, i am in hurry so i thought you are understand

[Gray]

Okey, I'm going to follow your suggestion.

I should start writing with proper capitalization.

Previously, I was in hurry, so I thought you would understand.

:)
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[Kiki]

Thank you very much Gray

I always like that make mistake because i always typed with ten fingers and very fast

I didn't check my short message to you, and thank you very much because i really need it, someone to give me critic to change my english is better. You make me clearly because you recorrect my mistake in Bold so i know which one i was wrong automatically. What does you do?

[Kiki]

Would you tell me the different between "go along", "go down" and "go up"

I have ever read these words when i read books in part of direction some places. But i was confuse all of These words are same in using or different.

Example : can you show me the way to post office ?

and i read in that book there are go along, go down and go up

are they same? if they aren't, please give me explanation and example

[Gray]

Hi Kiki,

To communicate is my occupation...you could say. And I am here quite often :)

For meanings and examples on the phrasal verbs you are talking about, please
refer phrasal verbs with go.

go along: to cooperate
They get along by going along.

go down: to drop below the horizon; set
The sun went down.

go up: to be in the process of construction
Office buildings went up all over town.

Am not sure but I heard people using it this way -

They were going down when they saw all the people in the stairs.
They were going up when they saw all the people in the stairs.

Can anyone explain this use please?

~Gray
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First lesson - English, not english. I, not i. ~A student of English

[Gray]

Kiki, I am criticizing you again :)

"Thank you very much Gray.

I always make such mistakes because I type with ten fingers and very fast.

I didn't check the short message I just sent. Thanks for your corrections again as I really need someone to correct me. It was quite easy to know the mistakes as you highlighted them in bold. By the way, who are you? "

~Gray
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First lesson - English, not english. I, not i. ~A student of English

[Kiki]

i'm kiki, i'm Indonesian

I always make mistake, who are you Gray? are you english teacher ?

[Gray]

No, I am just like you - a student learning English. And I, too, make many mistakes.
But, I learn with them...I learn with mistakes :)

~Gray
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First lesson - English, not english. I, not i. ~A student of English

[Kiki]

What does you do?

Thank you very much you give me something which i really need to make me know clearly about go phrase.

Grey, if i check my email i always see that you always online, are you working? or are you a collage student?

Grey, it will be pleasure if i can have friend like you, a friend who interest with English too. I am Indonesian, how about you? So, for me english is my second language.

Would you be my friend? I really want my english better not only stop in one step but i really need to progress it.

Do you know the nice website to know more about english?

Or would you tell me your email, if i have question about english i ask you through email?

If you don't mind are you female or male and if you don't mind how old are you?

[Gray]

Hi Kiki,

We all are friends as long as we share what we have. And this is a great place to share and learn English, if you are curious enough to ask questions and help others to find answers :)

~Gray
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I love words, sounds envy me.
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First lesson - English, not english. I, not i. ~A student of English