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Could someone please have a look at the answers for grammar and interpretation mistakes? After spending hours, days, even weeks on them I feel they are not quite right, and don’t sparkle. I am not sure if grammar, sentence structure, flow, punctuation, mood and tense are presented in a manner...

Hi, Could someone please have a look at the following texts, and make sure that sentence structure, flow, punctuation, mood, and tense are presented in a manner that makes sense, while looking out for inconsistencies. Introduction “Children” is one of the best loved poems of Henry Wadsworth...

After spending weeks on the answers, I feel they are not quite right, and don’t sparkle. I am not sure if grammar, sentence structure, flow, punctuation, mood and tense are presented in a manner that makes sense. I have put parenthesis where confusion is arising. Could you please do the checking,...

Hello everybody I am wondering if it is correct to put "is" at the end of a sentence, for example. -could you tell me what time it is? -do you know how bad it is? -you can never tell how red it really is! Also, what is the difference between, "then," and, "than"? Recently i...

I think it's fine/tolerated, a simplification from the full/stricter: It was only after I closed the door that I remembered (that) I had forgotten the keys. The final relative ("that") in this one above allows a tense simplification in the subordinate after it (I had forgotten->I...

Hi Rak_moon, I went through the story and edited it to an extent. I may myself have made a few mistakes. I hope this helps. A wonderful mistake Every day, I wake up early at 6 o'clock, wear my clothes quickly, tie my neck tie and check my final look. I’m always in a rush, because time is...

So my friend, RoosterFace, is going to the library tomorrow. I'd like him to tell me about his time in the library after he has finished his time in the library. I can't figure out what verb tense (verb structure) to use. Do i say: RoosterFace, tell me how trip to the library...

The sentence structure in 1 is more common to hear. Remember to use past tense. "Yesterday was the end of the year when the pupils said goodbye to one another."

Hi, Glad you asked this question. How English speaking people use English does not represent the correctness of their English. That said, I would say what you hear depends a lot on the class of people you converse with and this has nothing to do with economics. By that, I mean rich people don’t...

1) I hope to the birthday party tonight. (a) I' shall able to come (b)to be able to come <<answer B is correct. After the verb “hope” it’s almost always followed by infinitive. If this sentence structure is too complex, you can replace with “ I can...