I suppose either "approach" or "means" has the same meaning "measure" here in this sentence.

Thanks, Ivanhr. Do you mean "..it is sometimes the only approach to mobility available." is also correct, right? Thanks, Ivanhr. Do you mean "..it is sometimes the only approach to mobility

Thanks, Ivanhr. Do you mean "..it is sometimes the only approach to mobility available." is also correct, right?

Because, the phrase 'of mobility' clearly calls for the use of 'means'. The word approach usually requires the preposition 'to'.

Public transportation plays an important role in the lives of many citizens in this large town, especially for the elderly and for those with physical disabilities, and it is sometimes the only __ of mobility available. (1)technique (2)approach

Is it a long a or a short a? I don't know what's the difference between these but she says all three letters in the same mannor. So it's AOC.

Hello! I have a doubt. In the students´book it says WANT/ASK/TELL SB to do STH. It also says: Note "I don´t want you to go". BUT: "I asked him NOT to leave" "I told him NOT to come". Then there is an exercise

Hi, I have a great doubt! In the Students course book it is explained the structure WANT/ASK/TELL someone to do something. It also explains that you say "I don´t want you to tell anyone". Then it says: Verbs ASK and TELL have a

What is the time difference between Great Britain and United States New York is four hours behind London; Los Angeles is eight. http://www.worldtimezone.com/

Last but not least - welcome to English Forums. Thank you very much! And thank you all for your answers! I have got a few more questions, which I hope you can answer. What is the difference between partly and