When did we start learning English grammar in grade school? Was it Elementary, Middle, or High school. Shouldn't it be When did we started since it's simple past tense? Please explain, thank you. It also seems like when we're having

Can you use in conversation, You have had an appointment with me and are you still coming? Sounds very awkward and unnatural! Shouldn't it just be You had an appointment with me, are you still coming?

Hello, I've got 2 Questions. I heard someone was using this in a conversation. Are they grammatically correct? 1. They are a hopeless fool, they are hopelesly stupid! 2. They are annoying little brats! Thanks very much.

hi voctoria(or "hello victoria" your form of speech) there were some mistakes in your sentences let's to correct them,ok? "improve my english language"--> improve my english(or english conversation) because you do not

I got my work cut out for me This is the more casual version of I 've got my work cut out for me. to have (got) one's work cut out for one is certainly an idiom you can use in everyday conversation. Use it whenever there is a lot of

Hi, Ok if you want to practice your English I use MSN, I will help you with your grammar and common expressions and conversations!

Thank you, Micawber. Your comment is always reliabile. One more thing. Just for your information, I'll tell you something. The relationship and conversation between a wife and husband may not be different among ours

Oxford Advanced Leaner's Dictionary says: You use "was/were able to" or "manage" (but not "could") when you are saying that something was possible on a particular occasion in the past. However, I often hear the

Sorry, but I cannot agree with you on any of your points, Anon. I don't think you have been married. The conversations are quite practical as they stand; your suggestions are all rather romanticized film versions.

what's the frequenc y that people use ain't, and you, yes you , who is answering me, do you use ain't. 1. I don't use ain't . 2. My father never used ain't . 3. My mother never used ain't . 4. None of my friends in high