I help a young gal with her homework on Monday I was surprise to the crazy questions her mother was asking on tuesday when i came back from dad ... Office Have given him some excuse to return home because he was too busy can't discuss with him ..i can't fight his agent nor his P.A . as i was walking home i met the gal's mother the woman accuse me of teaching her daughter rubbish she said " tosin u tried but couldn't expect this ,this things is too simple" she show me the pics on Monday before packing the gal books inside her bag ! Check out this out when I ....into the gal's school early this morning
. the principal was so sorry and ready to employ me as a teacher but got lot of excuse travelling out and schooling stuff but am not so good in english I told her (then I was free after 2hours) . .the mother was later smiling but I was worried if the girl teacher could be sack or not because when I saw her (she was a secondary school holder) ..I made some prove


Check this out if am wrong:

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I have no knowledges or information whatsoever about antique furnitures and jewelleries. -

I have no knowledge or information whatsoever about antique furniture and jewellery.

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Master Bruce kept five fish in the pond.

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But he had no idea how household equipment worked. (Equipments)

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He made a quick note on a piece of paper he’d found in his pocket.(papers)


We can’t have a picnic here. I want green grass and hopping hares.(grasses)

I don’t believe in the single European currency.


She didn’t have transportation, so she decided to hitch-hike.(transportations)

What shall we do with our luggage while we’re chasing butterflies in the park?
(Luggages)


And words like: without plural




Furniture
Information
Knowledge
Jewelry
Homework


She has a euro. Sounds like "yu-ro". So not an euro
Some words such as "herb" or "hospital" are more complicated because they are pronounced differently in different English accents. In most American accents, the "h" in "herb" is silent, so Americans usually say "an herb". In many British accents, the "h" in "herb" is pronounced, so many British say "a herb". In some British accents, the "h" in hospital is silent, so some British will say "an hospital" instead of "a hospital".

For example, the letters "e" in "Europe" and "u" in "user" are pronounced with an initial "y" sound, as though the words were spelled "yurup" and "yuser," and the "o" in "one" is pronounced with an ititial "w" sound, as if it were spelled "wun," so in these cases the article "a" is used before them.



Imagine the teacher telling me it's "an European"

Also word like : properties furnitures etc

Can they be in plural form?

Need your help seriously!!! Thanks or dose any one as experience this with does teachers teaching rubbish share yours !

Hmmmm