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It's correct. The short answer is that English indefinite plurals are bare. Thanksa lot. "Men" is correct in this sentence. If it said "the men" that would mean "all the men" or "the whole group of men, that I talke about before". Thanks a lot.
3 de mar. de 2006 · español México. Mar 3, 2006. #4. Power of attorney = Poder notarial/poder legal. Know all men by these presents = Que sea del conocimiento de los presentes que_____ (name) han hecho constituido y designado y por medio de los presentes hacen constituyen y designan a Lic X ____ (name)abogado verdadero y legal para que el Lic X (name), en su (de ...
3 de oct. de 2006 · English - England. Oct 3, 2006. #4. I had always assumed that 'Trial Men' referred to everyone present at the trial (lawyers, jury, spectators etc). But I think Maxi's interpretation makes more sense: the poet was in the prison and did not witness the murderer's trial; and surely women would have been present at the trial as well as men.
24 de may. de 2005 · If it is a woman you can say she is a "housewife" but what do you use for a man. This word is used in all the books of English as a foreing language for beginners, but only for females. I guess there must be some men doing the housework too. The politically correct expression for both a housewife and a househusband is now "homemaker".
17 de jun. de 2008 · Mrs and Miss are considered very sexist and derogatory to many people as they identify women by their marital status—where as men (Mr) are identified by their gender. I would use Ms unless corrected. I wouldn't use Mrs as this would imply the person is married. There is a misconception that Ms means a woman who is divorced. It does not mean this.
7 de jun. de 2016 · Senior Member. I think the "know all men" part is what makes it public. "Know all men by these presents " is an imperative sentence -- a command. It says (in modern English) "Attention all men (and women): hear (or read) and learn the information presented in this document." It sounds like the start of an official proclamation back in 1730 ...
17 de may. de 2012 · May 17, 2012. #3. The most common reply would be "handsome or attractive". You could actually refer to a man as being gorgeous in the right context. Some women refer to men this way if they are overly attractive. In his younger days, Brad Pitt was often referred to as "gorgeous". I'd stick with handsome, though.
25 de ene. de 2006 · Jan 25, 2006. #2. If there were 5 men at the meeting - there were 10 women. "I have twice as man complaints about Howard as I have about Fred." That means that there are two times more complaints about Howard as complaints about Fred. "Twice as many" means, "two times as many." If the boss got 20 complaints about poor Howie - he had 40 about ...
27 de dic. de 2018 · Dec 27, 2018. #2. Use "of" to show that the dozen (or however many it is) are part of a larger group. This larger group needs to be specifically identified, so it almost always requires the definite article or some other determiner, and the context must make it clear what or who these people or things are.
28 de dic. de 2007 · Beautiful is a very good word for describing a very good-looking man. And it doesn't mean feminine in this case. You can find a lot of videos with pictures of beautiful men and a lot of pictures of beautiful men on different websites. Those men don't look like women. On the contrary they are well-built, muscular and very attractive.
