Thing vs. think

[Hollandhaggis]

Torsten wrote...
fast (adjective and/or adverb)

Just to add to that, 'fast' can also be a verb meaning 'to abstain from food' and a noun . The word 'breakfast ' means to ' break one's ( overnight ) fast '.

[Aamir K]

Thanks Sir thank you very much.

[Ganaa_4838]

thing is a noun .
Think is a verb

[Roy9918]

Hi trosten,
how about an and other prepositions?tell me please

[Belacristy]

It's hard to know the right answer! But I could.

[Adress]

Hi Mr Torsten
thing is noun. think is verb.
I took in this test 9 of 10. Lesson 13

[Ali_Nexttofuture]

thıng is a noun and thınk is verb

[Lyeselec]

thank you a lot for your emails Mr Torsten

[Lyeselec]

so the choise is simple I THINK, (a)

[Roy9918]

thing is noun and think is verb, right?

[Torsten]

The word 'thing' is a noun while the word 'think' is a verb.

TOEFL listening lectures: What does 'monotreme' mean?

[Vera Ezulike]

Hello,please explain indinit article to me and please let me know if am doing the right subject thanks.

[Beeesneees]

Hello Vera,

You might like to work through the lessons about the definite and indefinite articles here:
http://www.english-test.net/lessons/16/index.html

If, when you are working through them, you have any specific questions, then please ask.
When you have finished, looking at the rules, you could try including a/an in some sentences of your own and post them. Then we can work on any misunderstandings.
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Cheers m' dears!

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[Royaarya]

Hi Torsten
you don`t believable
I answered the grammer test, 10 questions out of 10 correctly....
with best regard
roya