In Commas^x, Present simple^x

"Yes, if you correct "i" to "I" then either of those sentences are correct. You may want to put a comma after "Several times a week" if it comes at the beginning of a sentence." I dont understant what you mean in this "if you correct 'i' to 'I' then either ... are the two sentences ...

Yes, if you correct "i" to "I" then either of those sentences are correct. You may want to put a comma after "Several times a week" if it comes at the beginning of a sentence.

Hello Tomer,Liat's explanation was very clear, I'm convinced that you'll find it neat and easy to comprehend.If you do feel that you're in need of more help, don't hesitate to post new threads or contact me personally(ICQ: 133465992).Liat, does the word 'earlier' imply a definite time?...

Hello, here's my try. Taka wrote: «...Now such religions sometimes become the reason of conflicts.» Therefore, the author means existing religions... I'd say «It was natural that men created religions that...» EDIT: As to the tenses, I suggest that you use present simple....

Hello, Jessica. You correctly flagged this sentence as being incorrect: 1. If the mother is not happy, neither would be the child. The problem with the speaker is simply stating that if A is true, B is also true. Hence the use of "will", not "would". The simplest way of making this point...