1 There is a use for everything in this bathroom. 2 What's it to you what I do with my time/ What do you care/What does it matter what I do with my time. 3 This show is so predictable you know things are going to happen 10 minutes before they

Could someone take a look please? 1 There is a use for everything in this bathroom. 2 What's it to you what I do with my time/ What do you care/What does it matter what I do with my time. 3 This show is so predictable you know things are

With the utmost respect, I need to know your views. In another post, an outstanding contributor said that there is no difference in using either "in" or "during" in this sentence: Christmas is celebrated ---- December. Am I

I agree with Philip's comments, but will add my two cents on a couple: 2. ... if/whether she would even consider Christmas ... (This refers to the setting of a future wedding date. Using "regarded" would amount to asking about the

Hi, Iam sorry for the last post I thought I was loged in,, And My answers were in color, thats my question again :) withe blue answer are mine !! Hi, any ideas where is the wrong answer ? I have only one wrong !!

The underlined verb is in agreement with the subject of the sentence. Terri run every morning. False - She "runs" The following sentence is correct

Hi, any ideas where is the wrong answer ? I have only one wrong !! The underlined verb is in agreement with the subject of the sentence. Terri run every morning. True False

Great explanation, CJ. This smoothly seeped in, thanks! The key might have been 'with great difficulty.' This cast light on 'barely' for me, and let me see the flow of thinking more clearly. You know, CJ, you would respond with

I know the typical example of future perfect sentence : "By next Christmas we'll have been here for eight years." But when I came across the next paragraph with future perfect sentence, I cannot figure out how future perfect tense is

I know the typical example of future perfect sentence : "By next Christmas we'll have been here for eight years." But when I came across the next paragraph with future perfect sentence, I cannot figure out how future perfect tense is