Hi CJ, So as a well regarded native English expert, would you say the usage in the links I posted was wrong? I understand that we can also say “the reason that I hate driving at night is because I can’t see too well after dark”. Thanks,

That helps a lot. I have a follow-up question. Are both "modern time s " and "modern time" correct? If both are. what is the difference? Thanks

The double-s is ubiquitous. Most adjectives can be turned into nouns by adding "-ness." bashfulness, consciousness, liveliness, etc. also, authoress, agribusiness, (just for fun) Edit. Hmm, looks like I need to visit the optometrist

That's the general idea. Part of "hearing" what people say -- in any language -- is anticipation. I'll say ! In my native language, when I hear someone say something real fast, I hafta guess what was said, and usually my guess

I see that native speakers "just guess" very often. That's the general idea. Part of "hearing" what people say -- in any language -- is anticipation. The more familiar you are with a language, the better you can anticipate

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Thanks for reply I am sorry to say this, but in my view, your sentence 'We await we know not who' does not seem to be right to me gramatically. And in my second question, I suggested a little different version in the last line,

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