How did you go with your work? How are you going with your new job? Is it allright for you to spare some time in the afternoon over the phone? (Is there a better way to put this) I wonder whether you got time if I ring you in the afternoon ? Could

If you click on someone's name, you'll see the option, "start a conversation with this person." It's about the same thing as the old PM's.

Can we use an adverb with either of the participles? Yes! Why not? Running quickly, she reached the museum out of breath. Published daily, the Podunk Gazette is the best newspaper in town. Stealthily creeping through the long grass, the fox was as

Hi, I agree that A is certainly the expected answer, but I know B is OK, because I often have this kind of conversation with people that I dance with. Usually, they are just being modest. I also agree that the remarks as written are a bit terse,

I would prefer: "The company should have given Mr Hung one month's notice of its decision to terminate his contract as stipulated by the current law, but it (the company) did not." Note: in formal letters it is best to avoid

My inbox keeps flashing with the number (2) next to it. However, when I click on it, it brings me to conversation page, which is empty. Is it a system error?

But I do like that phrase - breathless immediacy. I'll try to fit that into my conversation this week.

To talk about something is to chat about it, to have a conversation about it in an informal setting. To talk on something is to give a fairly formal talk on the topic with the intent to instruct, inform, or educate. CJ

"Corpora" - that is large collections of various kinds of text, such as newspaper articles, fiction, scientific articles, recorded conversation and radio programmes - show that as a past subjunctive "was" is a very frequent

Hi , Fill in the blanks with the correct form of words given: 1. I _____am reading_______ (read) a very interesting book now. 4. Who _____were_______ you _____speaking_______ (speak) to just now? 10. What ___does_________ Mary