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How should the noun "Watch "(наручные часы) be used- with the verb in the singular or in plural?
In English the noun watch is countable, it means it has a plural form - watches. Thus, it agrees with the verb in the singular.
e.g. There is a Swiss watch on the table.
what is the difference between passive voice and causative form?
In general terms, the difference is as follows.
The causative form is a form the passive voice.
Compare:
My hair was cut yesterday (the passive voice).
I had my hair cut yesterday (the causative form of the passive voice).
all my prepositions mixed in my head!Tutor, help me!
all my prepositions mixed in my head!Tutor, help me!
Myrka, I am sorry the only advice I can give in this situation is to paraphrase the proverb!
IF YOU FAIL (to master prespositions), TRY AND TRY AND TRY AGAIN 
Dear young ladies, for our few gentlemen do not frequent these pages,
PLEASE, post only sensible questions her.
Cries for help are nice and cute, but I cannot do a thing about them.
Not a magician, I am sorry!!!
I want to know about the word "staff".
I want to know about the word "staff".
Why are you asking about it in the grammar section? This is for the Word of the Day.
Dear Tutor, I have a question: Can I say The woman of controversy?Or what synonym is more appopriate?
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