Common Errors in English Grammar in Tamil | Spoken English in Tamil | Spoken English through Tamil

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[@selvarajdaniel6663]

Highly educative! Agree with and agree to are news to me. Thanks a bunch.
As a statistician, I have been taught that the singular form of data is datum. In addition to that now. I have come to know that it is an uncountable noun.

[@CalibreGrammar]

Data is the plural form of datum. And it is also an uncountable noun treated like the word 'information'

[@selvarajdaniel6663]

Also like bacteria and strata ?

[@rkmpjm.05]

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[@CalibreGrammar]

So nice of you! Thank you so much!

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[@selvarajb9691]

Sir, It is older than me, not elder to me. When we talk about age ,we use older. When we talk about the order of the siblings of the family we use elder

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[@sureshKumar-xh6qi]

Datum is the singular form of data

[@getaradhakrishnan8451]

ELDER. IS USED TO DENOTE. BIOLOGICAL SIBLINGS. FOR..OTHERS ONLY OLDER

[@vincentgoodandusefulinterv9084]

Datum, singular. Data, plural.

[@CalibreGrammar]

Yes, you are correct. Data is the plural form of datum. Data is also an uncountable noun. Usage of “data” as an uncountable noun - in the same way as “information” - is now generally accepted in everyday English, so much so that using the word as a plural countable noun can sound incorrect.

[@krithikagovind164]

I am tall. me too
is it correct sir

[@rkmpjm.05]

So am I

[@CalibreGrammar]

It's informal.

[@CalibreGrammar]

So am I.

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[@CalibreGrammar]

Most welcome