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neither of the sentences are correct the phrase any longer is not appropriate here you use it in a sentence that you negate for example I will not be working here any longer if I understand you correctly what you are trying to say is How can I continue working here or How shall I continue working...

How can I continue work any longer How can I shall be working any longer or simply How can I work any longer I want to relate it to the future I will be very grateful for help Which of these construction are correct or not Thanks a lot

a distinction without a difference This is a case where two things are a little different that is they are distinct but the slight difference or distinction makes no difference that is the slight distinction has no importance nothing of any significance hinges on the distinction Making a...

There s no modal idea there Go back a few posts There I point out that anyone as the subject of a clause often occurs with a modal verb suggesting possibility or potential She believes anyone could have a special gift She believes anyone can answer the question She believes that anyone would know...

Hi again I think you guys are right maybe now I understand I just read some stuff on the net about negative questions plus one of Jim s posts and this idea I had seems the right one Kooyeen wrote Idea Maybe that only works with modals and with requests not permissions So couldn t you wouldn t you...

Hi Pres1dentYou should break up long posts such as this one into several short posts That way it s much easier for other people to comment I ve made suggestions Some of the sentences in these exercises don t sound terribly natural so there are also suggestions in places where there were no...

Hello My mother is studying in University She was given this testing I ve solved this English testing for her but I m not sure if it is alright Could you check it Sorry it s quite long I Grammar Exercises 1 Articles 1 The equipment of Blake amp Co is very good They sell it to different companies...

Linguists often consider endings when determining the number of tenses in a language The English verb can only take two forms from the viewpoint of tense endings present talks and past talked The future is formed by adding an extra verb the modal verb will in front of the verb not by changing an...

Any time you use a so that clause to explain why some action was taken to explain the intent of the action use will or some other modal verb with a present viewpoint if the main clause is in the present and use would or some other modal verb with a past viewpoint if the main clause is in the past...

Yankee wrote Yes Taka that s how I see it Thank you Amy Marius Hancu wrote I see where Yankee s coming from and there s some argument for it but the would at the end of the sentence is decisive IMO it s subjunctive because it s a hypothetical situation MH For your information Remember just...