Is it your book or is this your book?

possessive pronouns (mine, theirs)a2

Whose book is this? (singular)	Whose books are these? (plural)
Possessive adjective	Possessive pronoun	Possessive adjective
It’s my book.	It’s mine.	They’re my books.
It’s your book.	It’s yours.	They’re your books.
It’s his book.	It’s his.	They’re his books.

Is published correct?

1 Answer. Both are correct because Publication doesn’t end. So, An earlier version of this chapter was published… indicates that the act of publication occurred at a specific moment in time.

What is the verb in the sentence I like to read books?

I like reading books = gerund form of the verb (reading) I like to read books = infinitive form (to read) Both sentences have the same meaning.

What’s the difference between I like to read and I like reading?

Both are correct grammatically. “I like to read” indicates that you like to do the action of reading. “I like reading” has a broader context.

What is an author of a book?

An author, according to common sense, is one who writes. Obviously, an author is a person who writes books or articles intended to be published.

How do you correct a publication?

Correct the online article. Issue a separate correction notice electronically linked back to the corrected version. Add a footnote to the article displaying the electronic link to the correction notice. Paginate and make available the correction notice in the online issue of the journal.

How do you make a sentence read?

[M] [T] After he finished supper, he began to read the novel. [M] [T] Let me read the newspaper if you’ve finished with it. [M] [T] Let me read the paper when you have finished with it. [M] [T] She asked him to read it for her because she had lost her glasses.

Do you like reading books Why?

Reading develops our brains and gives us the ability to understand life in a much better fashion. Besides, there’s a lot of room for grammar and language development. When you read a lot, you learn new words all the time.

What is the difference between reads and reading?

There’s no difference in the spelling . ‘Read’ is the past tense of ‘read’,it is pronounced in the same way as the word ‘red’. The present tense ‘read’ is pronounced as ‘reed’ through it is spelled in the same manner as the past tense ‘read’. Eg.: 1.