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Here is the revised composition. Pls help me... I’m Sean Guico and I’m fourteen years of age. I am one and only child that’s why sometimes I’m a spoiled brat. My characteristics when I’m at my highest are warm and I'm focused on my personal growth. Occasionally, I tend to be dominant on...

Its about my description of myself and a person who influence me a lot. Hi! Im just new here and I really need your help.Actually, I posted this on the basic english and i think it is more suitable here. Pls. help me edit my wrong grammars and also i think the way i write is a bit confusing. Can...

Its about my description of myself and a person who influence me a lot. Hi! Im just new here and I really need your help. Pls. help me edit my wrong grammars and also i think the way i write is a bit confusing. Can you pls. help me. I really need your help. I’m Sean Guico and I’m fourteen years...

Hi EladioIMO means "in my opinion".You are right about a3, b3 and b4 being wrong. b4 is terrible! b1 and b2 are good. There is nothing grammatically wrong with a1 and a2 but they aren't good English, either. The problem seems to be the use of realize in the present tense combined with until now....

Your sentences are not very good English as they contain grammatical mistakes. If I understand you right, you are asking whether need not + infinitive is a subjunctive. No, it isn't. Need in the present tense can be made negative in two ways:1. He need not go there.2. He doesn't need/have to go...

All the interviewees agreed that events at the stadium affect during the match. I've underlined the parts I'm not very confident about, but if you find any other mistakes/innatural expressions, please let me know

Hi HiroYes, you can use the simple past tense and an adverb such as often or regularly to indicate that something didn't happen often in the past (and therefore was not habitual). The negative form of "used to" is often used when something was not habitual in the past, but is habitual now:He...

Lonnie Jones Instructor: Gina Fournier Composition 1520 11 February 2007 West Matters: A Review of Cornel West’s Race Matters The subject of race relations in the United States is no new topic. The matter of relationships between races dates back to the 17th century when the first...

Hi BrummelWelcome to the forums. Your reasoning regarding can and could is right, and what causes further problems is the fact that can has a number of meanings.He can play the piano can be put in the past by simply replacing can with could especially if the reference is to skill, ability or the...

Yes, you've got the forms of the two tenses straightened out.Here again, if your instructions were that you must include all of the words, one of the few ways to include 'Thursday' in the present perfect sentence would be to write a negative sentence and use the word 'since':Miss Jones has not...