This is how one book explained it: (1) Yes, both are about the same. (2) Some people feel that "It was nice seeing you" is more immediate, vivid, emotional. If you meet a good friend whom you haven't seen for five years, you might

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What is the difference between the following two sentences when used in conversation: It was nice seeing you. It is nice to see you. Do we use them at the beginning or at the end of a conversation?

Hi, I would like to ask for a help on how to make "sponsorship letter". I want to sponsor my "helper" to go and visit her sister in Australia, as a token of appreciation, i want to give her an opportunity to visit her

Highlighted a few things that need correcting. Remembered in appearance by his short mustache, dark hair and demanding tone, Adolf Hitler is most notorious for his contributions to the killing of over 6,000,000 Jews. Hitler began rule over

life in a big city is usally a bliss,everything is there education,structre,jobs...so,to have a good life in a big city you shold get a high education in its instutution which contains professionel teachers who can help you to get your degree.when

Nice pics, Tanit! Makes me want to visit those places too!

Unquestionably, "Who." "Whom" is strictly reserved for objective case. "Whom did you wish to speak with?" (object of the preposition with ) "With whom did you wish to speak?"

That was very nice to read the "reviewed version" of the initial letter. Thank very much, is more than helpful.

Gertrude Stein, a famous poet, said: "I really do not know that anything has ever been more exciting than diagramming sentences." A particularly astonishing remark considering that it comes from a woman who lived through the excitement