Clive replied to an anonymous question. | "Your mother is as tired as you, isn't she?" | |
 | Clive I wouldn't call that common.
Is it common in your language? | |
tach commented on their own question. | I'm not really sure how to use "an economy of" something. Can I say "This machine wil lead to an economy of a great amount of fossil fuels"? I appreciate your help. tach | |
| Clive I'm not really sure how to use "an economy of" something.
Can I say "This machine wil lead to an economy of a great amount of fossil fuels"?
The phrase 'an economy of' usually refers to a small and careful use of something.
eg Tom is a very quiet ... | |
 | tach Thank you so much, Clive.
Your suggestion is very insightful.
tach | |
| Hello, I would like to know if the phrasing of this sentence sounds awkward or incorrect or could be put in better words. "A Harvard University lecture on Political Philosophy. The lecture sheds light on some Philosophical principles upon which ... | |
KevinUnclear Hi! I'm from Russia , 15 years old.I have neve practiced my English yet, so I decided to try it. Just want to feel myself in an English-speaking area and to communicate in English . And i hope to increase my skills)) | |
 | Hi, I think I am slightly being confused. For a long time, I have been thinking the sentences blew mean totally different things, but a textbook that I read yesterday says, they are generally the same. a) A tiger is a dangerous animal. b) Tigers ... | |
| Anonymous These are examples of the myriad ways that articles are used in English. Grammar books can only cover a minute fraction of the possible usages, the rest have to be learned by experience.
The first set of sentences about the tiger might be said by ... | |
| Anonymous The third set of sentences about the dog might be used by a person who has trained his dogs to skateboard, but the sentences a. and b. that you listed are incorrect. The person would say: "The dog goes skateboarding every day (if he has only one ... | |
| Anonymous The fourth example about the monkey might be used by a person who has trained a monkey to do math. He might say: "A monkey is capable of doing math (I've proved it by training mine)." or "Monkeys are capable of doing math (mine can, so others ... | |
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