Hi essam, and a belated welcome to the forums. Those choices are very unlike each other and any good dictionary should help you answer the question. Can you explain why you can't tell which one is correct? Have you eliminated

Choose the correct answer . The committee put forward a.. .. to keep the company's costs down a-diplomat b-represntative c-churchman d-proposal

The government is not wholly to blame for the recession. -Oxford Advanced Learner's Dicionary I wasn't wholly convinced by her explanation. -Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary

Does "eggstraordinary" have anything to do with "extraordinary"? Thanks,

Thanks a bunch for these helpful links. Much appreciated! :)

If someone says "hat of sorts", what does it mean? does it mean any kind of hat? or is there a particular kind of hat like that one? thanks

Hi, First, have you looked up 'etiquette' in your dictionary? Can you try to tell us what the word means? Best wishes, Clive

The word ' grant' means to give something as in " The king granted the land to the peasant." Then why do we say" grant a request " ? Good question. It's true that in the second case, you are not "giving a

Hi, The word ' grant' means to give something as in " The king granted the land to the peasant." Then why do we say" grant a request ". You're giving what is requested. Can we say grant somebody a request

asylum Hi Anon, That's not correct, at least no where I live. An asylum is where people with extreme mental illness go.