The XXX mountain shelter is located at a the height of 1034m above sea level. Thanks to its location among ( the is optional, but I prefer the general plural without the article) (the?) forest glades in the heart of the beautiful mountains, the

Yes, you would say "He punched me in the face". You can find the core meanings of prepositions ("in", "on", "at", "for" etc.) in a dictionary, but their actual use is often highly idiomatic (that

The use of "to" here is not current usage, in my opinion. "Suffer from the lack of the bare necessities," would be easier to follow. Of course what is absolutely essential to one person, another may do without. But the

1) Press the Enter key and the Alt key (at the same time). 2) Press the Enter key and Alt key (at the same time). 3) Press the Enter and Alt key (at the same time). 4) Press Enter+Alt key (at the same time). 5) Press the Enter+Alt key (at the same

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/asiel-norton/even-in-a-recession-we-ne ... Oh man, how many times with the same platitudes? This peice isnt even that good and would get a C in a college class about Independent Cinema. Its broad and doesnt say

Hi, 1) I heard the voice in the distance. Correct. It breaks no grammar or idiomatic rules. 2) I heard the voice in distance. The word 'distance' requires an article. It's not one of the few exceptions that don't, eg

I am Chinese and I need some help with the introduction of my school project. (I have been living in the UK for the past 2 years) Introduction: In this project, I will be designing and building a model that will estimate the costs

Hello! 1) Is it OK to say: 'The study aimed to compare?' Should I use 'The aim of this study was...'? 2) Is it OK to use two different expressions: 'objective' and 'aim' here? 3) Which article should I put before

If there are some errors or awkward expressions, please correct them. == When Japanese people count the number of rabbit, they commonly use one of 2 different units, 匹(hiki) and 羽(wa). Besides, people who live in some specific regions,

Hi You cannot say "lunch" with any article. Therefore, "have lunch" is the right expression. You also have to say "breakfast" and "dinner" wihout an article. However, it is okay to say "a