By Interviews, Clauses

Hi, teachers. I found the line below in the magazine called The Best of the Larry King Live from CNN. This is the interview with Ms. Clinton. '..., I believe strongly that the best evidence of the way it should be resolved are the votes of the people who acturally voted in the election.' "it...

Anonymous wrote:Hi guys, just a point I'd like to clarify which was brought up at a seminar I attended regarding the drafting of legal documents.From my understanding, I've always thought that when a "request" (used as a verb) is made for an object, the sentence should be in the form "request +...

Additionally: 1) Can we rely on his installing all our equipment correctly? ] This is fine; but many native speakers would say "...on him installing all our..." 2) I object to his installing our equipment. ] Again, fine; but many native speakers would say "...to him installing..." 3) The...

I found the same expression in a site online.When you go (to be interviewed) live, you can't be edited during that interview. Of course, the reporter can still tape the live interview, chop it up and run the edited version later, but that is after the live interview has already aired.You can...

Hi Paco, I definitely prefer simplified questions! Maybe I could tell her I was a Japanese person.#1 sounds more natural to me. #2 still sounds like it's trying to be more hypothetical than #1 to me. I don't think the 'eternal truth' aspect is as relevant as you think. For example, I might...

Hi, I'd just like to add a couple of comments. First, So, which is better, American or British English? Canadian English, of course. We have the best of both worlds. Secondly, as a very big generalization, I'd say that once native speakers have established a 'temporal point of view' by using...

Jack112 wrote: I don't get it. Is 'would' or 'will' correct here? If 'will' is wrong, how come the conditional rule doesn't work here? 1. If they can give me an ineterview, that would be nice. (How is 'would' used here?) 2 . If they can give me an ineterview, that will be...

Hello Sextus 1) I don't think 'reflection' quite works there. What about 'in terms of the light it sheds on a philosophy...'? 2) Yes, that seems ok. The second along-with clause is quite long, for that position; but maybe moving it back would change the meaning. 3) That para looks fine. 4)...

Gulnur: I like your topic, and I think you are on the right track. I can see that you have worked hard on your essay. It has given me much to think about. Let me offer your some suggestions. I’m not sure where your essay begins. Does it begin with “Do you agree or disagree with the following...