" Do you have any idea as to whether the power supply has enough power to support the new 3D card or whether there is a chance of it blowing up the whole computer including the 3D card ? " This is how I prefer to write it.

"Do you have any idea if the power supply doesn't have enough power watts to support the new 3D card, is there any chance that it might blow the whole computer up including the 3D card?" Thank you

It can be set within a sentence if set off by commas, but it is awkward there.

Hi, can pls correct this garmmar?\ its time to take a break, It's time to take a break. An English sentence needs to start with a capital letter and end with a period. Clive

Locals gathered around the generator but nobody could get it started. Locals gathered around the generator but nobody could get the generator to turn on the lights. I think these sentences are most appropriate.

I have often found phrases like these online: How to cry on cue? How to laugh naturally on cue? But when I went look for this idiom, what I had found didn't make sense to me. http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/on+cue

What does 'tackle' mean in the sentence? Something a little less violent than these, but the same sort of thing. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c9/Tackle.JPG/602px-Tackle.JPG

Hi, Which sentences are correct? sentence1: I finished the questions in the exercise sheet sentence2: I finished the questions on the exercise sheet. sentence3: I am happy with the content in his first draft. sentence4: I am happy with the

What would the inverse of 'If it were up to me, there would be no such thing as the establishment,'? The converse and the contropassive? Calling the contrapositive the contropassive is a very bad mistake. You need to pay a great deal

Hello Navitasan, I have now joined the two identical threads you posted. Please do not post multiple threads with the same question. Unfortunately, you have received two very different responses, so I guess I'll add my two-cents worth while