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Could you please help me with this one - 1.)They have a house, haven't they? (BrE) OR They have a house, don't they? (AmE) Which one is correct? 2.)Close the door, will you? Close the door, won't you? the first sentence is wrong. ( Please see above. ) Taq question is...

Anonymous wrote: Could you please help me with this one - 1.)They have a house, haven't they? OR They have a house, don't they? Which one is correct? 2.)Close the door, will you? Close the door, won't you? I understand that both of these tags are correct for this...

HI WA I prefer books to food. I prefer reading books to eat ing food. To is a preposition and takes a gerund . Cheers CB

Which one is the correct answer if ''I prefer books etc'' is PS(as it's something that repeats itself). I prefer books to food. I prefer to read books to eat food. OR.. I prefer reading books to eating food. Thanks in advance!

1)According to Mr Micheal Swan (pratical English usage, page 486 ), the first line said: "note that the conjunction (the second that) is usually dropped in this tructure, it must be dropped if the relative pronoun is a subject This is the woman (who/that) Ann said could show us the church...

Hi Vincent, Why must use "the" instead of "a"? You can say either 'the' or 'a', depending on whether or not you are referring to a specific queue. In N. America, we say 'a line' rather than 'a queue'. (a) He stands in a queue for about / for / around a half hour. (i) Do we say, "a...

Present simple can be used in text books sometimes and your answer seems ok to me.

Hello again, Well, never is possible in different tenses. In present perferct -I've never seen anything like it. In past tense -I never talked to her. I present simple -I never smoke. future simple -I will never disappoint you. Bye

Hi, I'd like to know what tenses can be used with "these days". Hi, These days I practice a little more. These days I've practiced a little more. These days I'm practicing a little more. These days I will practice a little more. These days I will be practicing a little more....

Hi, I'd like to know what tenses can be used with "these days". These days I practice a little more. These days I've practiced a little more. These days I'm practicing a little more. These days I will practice a little more. These days I will be practicing a little more. I was told that it's good...