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Hello, teachers I know that " He heard the girl sing ." can be changed to " The girl was heard to sing (by him) ." But my reference book doesn't say about " He heard the girl singing ." I wonder if it can

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Am trying to put together a letter asking 'local' companies to sponsor an artist for 18 months, artist will be given a studio in our gallery, promotion and publication. benefits will be media exposure including local tv, also to help our

Hello. In Japan, we call the music video (like we can watch in MTV) "promotion video." Do people in English speaking countries usually call the video "music video", rather than promotion or promotional video? Thank you