you have taken it amiss .....any way sorry if u hurt that i wasnt i want

@ engr sajad khan

Welcome to the world of intellectuals. Hope u ll enjoy your stay with us

we would be pleased to help u anyway but u must check out beginners guide and syllabus at first

[url]http://www.cssforum.com.pk/css-syllabus.php[/url]

[url]http://www.cssforum.com.pk/beginners-guide.php[/url]

Moreover u are always welcome for your queries

Best of luck

@ Nankana

You are like my brother but strictly speaking your previous post made me angry.

Take care

ok cease fire......after all ur seniour academician. i should mend my attitude ..... well buddy i am going to start brand new thread in whcich ur participation is mandatory

@sureshlasi
and
@Nankana

Now that "Mr. Nankana" has appealed for a ceasefire, let it be so.

Dear sureshlasi
[QUOTE]ur arrogance is exceeded only by our abysmal ignorance.[/QUOTE]
What a construction!!!
I really enjoyed reading it. At least this little skirmish gave us this phrase.
After reading it, I wish you were angry more often.

@ Second Coming

Well....Well....well

some one else is not happy with ur attitude opsssssssssssssss with ur construction . you should behave ur construction......my dearest brother

@ Second coming

Big bro , Have u really enjoyed to see me ablazed :sad . Wese These arguments were enough to addle anyone.

Acha ! Bole tu galti main sahi kaam hogaya.......:D

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Spelling Plural Nouns
 

Here are some general rules for spelling plural nouns.

[B][U]Nouns[/U][/B]--------------------- [B][U]Plural [/U][/B]------------------------[B][U]Examples [/U][/B]

Most nouns---------------- add s------------------- book, books; cup, cups; sprout, sprouts

Most nouns that---------- add es ---------------box, boxes; bus, buses;
end in ch, sh, s, x, or z----------------------------prize, prizes

Most nouns that end------- add s -----------------boy, boys; day, days;
in a vowel and y------------------------------------key, keys

Most nouns that end ----- becomes ies -------------baby, babies; country,
in a consonant and y y------------------------------countries; spy, spies

Most nouns that end------ becomes ----------------ves elf, elves; loaf,
in f or fe f or fe--------------------------------------loaves; thief, thieves

Most nouns that ------------- add s ----------------kangaroo, kangaroos;
end in o----------------------------------------piano, pianos; video, videos

Certain nouns that end -------add es-------------- hero, heroes; potato,
in a consonant and o ------------------------potatoes; volcano, volcanoes



[B][U][CENTER]Some Exceptions[/CENTER][/U][/B]

Certain English nouns change a vowel sound when they become plural. These include goose, geese; man, men; mouse, mice; and tooth, teeth.

Some nouns don't change at all when they become plural. These include deer, fish, sheep, and species.

A few nouns have plural forms that are left from Old English. These include child, children and ox, oxen.

Spelling the “Seed” Sound
 

It's easy to remember how to spell the "seed" sound when the word refers to seed that comes from a plant. That "seed" sound is always spelled s-e-e-d: birdseed, cottonseed, flaxseed, linseed, poppyseed, pumpkinseed, and so on.

But what about the other "seed" sounds?

Only one English word ends in sede: supersede.

Three English words end in ceed: exceed, proceed, and succeed.

All other English words that end in the "seed" sound are spelled with cede: intercede, precede, recede, secede, and so on