So, finished this exercise, but I was a little unsure as to what exactly constituted a mixed conditional. Also, I seem to have answered a disproportionate amount of the answers 'Second Conditionals'. I think I have over-represented this

I have to do this too, this is what I have. I'm not sure if it's right. One should never accept another person's opinion about a movie unless you know they have the same theatrical tastes as you. For example, the movie Pulp

Hi, I would like to know the meaning of "it" in the next sentence. You probably know what it feels like when you break up with your boyfriend or girlfriend. 'It' refers to the latter part of the sentence, ie when you

I would like to know the meaning of "it" in the next sentence. You probably know what it feels like when you break up with your boyfriend or girlfriend.

Hi! I am taking English 30 right now online and I need to correct each of the errors in the following paragraph: One should never acccept another persons opinion about a movie unless you know they have the same theatrical tastes as you. For

"Ovum" If you don't have a wife, warn your girlfriend, your mom, your sister, or random women on the street: They ... as a distress call from Sandra Bullock. There should be an immediate investigation into who is extorting her and

If you don't have a wife, warn your girlfriend, your mom, your sister, or random women on the street: They must not, under any circumstances, watch "All About Steve." The authorities should view this film as a distress call from

Probably Dutch (unless I had a French girlfriend); Dutch and English are cognate languages.

I suggest that the speaker wants to know whether his girlfriend ( or her boyfriend) has another boyfriend (or girlfriend), who is getting more attention from her (or him) than the speaker (or singer) is.

A: I haven't seen Peter's girlfriend before, so I guess she is very hot, sexy and funny. B: Come on! Don't let your imagination run away with you. - Can I say "Don't imagine too much" instead of "Don't