Can You Pass English 101?

I disagree work Capitol vs Capital. "Capitol" is in D.C., and "Capital" is the beginning of a sentence.

I enjoyed it.

crdemarti, In order to use 'login' as a verb, you need to use log in - it's why you can say that you logged in, not that you loginned

crdemarti,, it was never a rule of grammar.

17 / 21. I should have done better! I don’t agree with some of your answers though!

A preposition is not a good word to end a sentence WITH!

I was always taught you cannot end a sentence with a preposition..I disagree with their answer on that question.

Myrna Olson, Wrong. Google it.

crdemarti, yes login is a noun, although, as you say, it can function as a verb.

Debra Reynolds Banting, I also chose walks because it can be a noun. Log in is a verb but login is a noun, so I overthought it.

19/21. Question about prepositions debatable;

David Roy, This way up is how to stack the box.

vasilounisv, I know I’m old school— 77 — but as an English major I was taught that one never ends a sentence with a preposition.

19/21. Disagree with the answer of question 5.

Disagree vociferously with the 5 and 6 answers. First of all, login is definitely a verb………it is an action .What are you considering it to be? A noun? No way, The cat lies on the bed now but yesterday, the cat would lie on the bed.So there. The original rule was to never, never, never end a sentence with a preposition. Thar rule has been amended,but not in my world. My brain will not allow it to happen. Ever!