Grammar question

Can I write the following:

There still exist

[blacknomi]

exists

[Red5]

What about in the following:

There still exist a number of possibilities.

?????

[blacknomi]

because of possibilities?

[Casiopea]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can I write the following:

There still exist

In addition, the position of the adverb 'still' is fine, but you will need to add a subject, as Red5 has pointed out, in order to complete the sentence:

EX: There still exist some possibilities.

If the logical subject is plural, then the verb will be plural:

EX: There still exist some possibilities. (Plural agreement)

If the logical subject is singular, then the verb will be singular:

There still exists a possibility. (Singular agreement)

[blacknomi]

Dank you, Pretty Cassy and the first man in the world!

[Casiopea]

Originally Posted by blacknomi

Dank you, Pretty Cassy and the first man in the world!

Dou're delcome.

[blacknomi]

Oh! You just remind me of a question, I rememebr I read it before somewhere in a linguistic book. When the first syllable of each words rhymes, what is it called?

Delirium depresses Demon.
Dandruff dances dangerously.

[blacknomi]

Duuum deeee duuuum deeeee......

[Casiopea]

Originally Posted by blacknomi

Duuum deeee duuuum deeeee......

A little 'er, ation?