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Hi, 1. He got himself into trouble. (SVOA) I thought since ‘he’ and ‘himself’ refer to the same person, there is no need to put ‘himself’ into the ‘O’ category? They refer to the same person, however from two different point of views. In a sentence like 'He covered himself in mud to...

Hi, I've made some changes. 1. Sorry, we don't quite understand your request. Do you want us to cancel the fares and text for Group 1 or Group 2 (as shown below). Please advice us of your actual intent as soon as possible. Sorry for this inconvenience. 2. All of this work has been...

Hello. Are the sentence written below correct? Please advise how I could improve it. Thank you. 1. Sorry, as we don't quite understand your request. Do you want us to cancel the fares and text for Group 1 or Group 2(as per shown below). Appreciate your soonest advise to your actual intent....

The distinction between a 'language' and a 'dialect' is never drawn clear, as it is, as you put it, an arbitrary assignment of jargons. Both a 'language' and a 'dialect' have some major common traits that distinguish them from other communication systems (ie. both are human - specific):...

Hello AnonI guess you are asking about sentence structures. But I'd like to make some comments on your sentences in regards to their meaning. First of all, I'm afraid you might confuse "naught" and "naughty". "Naught" is commonly used to mean "nothing" (or "zero"), although it could mean "a...

Please, can you check my grammar, sentence structure etc... Thanks!!!! Regards eva 1. Based on this contract, the Borrower allows the Bank to use, keep and handle all the information obtained in business relationship between the Bank and the Borrower regarding this contract and the Borrower...

Hi, Casi. Thank you for your KIND explanations. I understand your point is that by placing the 'by -ing' phrases at the end, we can remain immune to the problem of dangling or ungrammaticality. Yes, I agree with you. However, blurriness still lingers in me. The reason for this is: All the...

Hi, Casi. Thank you for your KIND explanations. I understand your point is that by placing the 'by -ing' phrases at the end, we can remain immune to the problem of dangling or ungrammaticality. Yes, I agree with you. However, blurriness still lingers in me. The reason for this is: All...

Sweet Life of Celebrities Gloss and shine coming out from almost all eminent people are at the same time the obstacles, which do not allow us to see the stars closer. It is only this is the reason for appearance of a lot of prejudges and mistakes connected with the life of celebrities. It is...

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