Hi, Below is about virtualisation. But I am not sure if the sentence in red I splitted is right or not, as follows, please kindly explain its meaning and also is it splitted as " make the desktop virtualisation call in either vendor's

We need more context. This is not a matter of a combination like "rate of" and "rate for". It's probably more related to a combination like "of liability ... " and "for liability ... ".

should has several uses. I assume you are referring only to the usage of 'advisory' should , which is the only one which is close to had better in meaning. ___________ had better can be used in situations of implied threat, and should is

Hi, He prepares for his roles by trying to completely understand his characters' feelings and motivations. This becomes more apparent if you look at the quote in context. Look at the extreme things he does to understand his characters.

Hi, In what context did you hear this? Clive

Could you tell me if the following sentence sounds idiomatic from a native speaker's viewpoint? "I need to slam-dunk her a quick one" It may well get a laugh from Al Bundy in the context of a TV sitcom, but I think it would be

In the given context, there is no difference in meaning. CJ

Hi, Here's my reaction. They prefer John swimming. This seems like a rather odd thing to say. Can you explain what you mean by this, and provide some context in which you would say it? Best wishes, Clive

For the average speaker/writer, they are essentially the same and can be used in either positive or negative contexts. What irks me is when someone uses "thanks to" in a negative context. Even though I recognize that sometimes the

Hi, I'm learning english in france and now I can't understand this sentence : "tried towill myself overboard " Can you help me please to understand it and translate it in french? First of all, this is not a