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Hello, MontainHiker - This is Roberta Gallant in Concord, New Hampshire, again. I cannot order a grammar book on line. I do not have a credit cared to do that with. Instead, I would like you to check the paragraphs in my following letter sample about being in an elevator with another person...

You don't have to use "ever" to be grammatical. Without "ever" there's no question that the structure is grammatical. However, to be fully idiomatic, you have to realize that, to the English speaker, the structure "... superlative ... (that) ... (have/has/had) Past Participle ..." fairly...

Hi This this supporting letter as part of an application form. If you have any grammar/ spelling suggestions, please let me know. Any other comments are welcome *** has been awarded the maximum of three stars by the *** Commission for 2004/2005. In particular, its clinical services are highly...

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Hello Roro 1. CGEL is the 'Cambridge Grammar of the English Language'. One or two members like to quote from it. It's quite expensive, but you can find some sample chapters here: http://uk.cambridge.org/linguistics/cgel/ 2. If you change it slightly, yes: i) 'During the last 20 years, he has...

Hello Nayeem 'Due to' is now commonly used as a synonym for 'because of', especially in public service announcements. This is probably why the Cambridge dictionary included it. When 'due to' is preceded by the verb 'to be' ('the delay was due to wet leaves on the line'), there is no...

I am not sure that this is the place to post this, but I am looking for help in preparing for some tests. I know they will involve alphabetizing names and addresses, as well as grammar and punctuation, and probably spelling. I consider myself fairly educated, but I know I can be tripped up, so...

Hi Guest, You can spend your time googling, so that you can see what you want. There are some sites introduced at www.about.com, by googling you can be leaded to its education page, anyway you can find it. What do you mean by teaching sites? There are lots of sites that have grammar guide,...