Food for thought...

Is it OK to say, `The Nattammai Achuthan visited Chennai last week'?

If you want to include an individual's name with titles like `Queen', `King', `Prime Minister' and `President', then you normally don't use the definite article `the'. For example, we do not say, `The Queen Elizabeth drank coffee'. We can either say, `The Queen drank coffee' or `Queen Elizabeth drank coffee'. Your sentence is therefore wrong. You can either say, `The Nattammai visited Chennai last week' or `Nattammai Achuthan visited Chennai last week.'

Sunday, April 4, 2010

my class mates...


Past four years of college life...
Unforgettable journey in my life learned many things , but still it goes on along with them...

the only thing which we are going to have is remembrance of this mind blowing trip..


have a nice day friends...
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