There is never any reason to be sorry for adding a post. In fact, you added the information about "In vino veritas" which I neglected to mention, so it's all good. (Or, given the context, should I say "All's well that ends

Ooh, what's wrong, right clothes for inhibitions? / You couldn't afford the price of admission. Now the girl in this scene is wearing black body-fitting clothes. So is the guy telling her the clothes are not just for looking and she

1) It is important that Vanessa send her resume immediately. 2) It is important that Vanessa sends her resume immediately. Both sentences are possible, depending on the context. (1) is conditional (which is why the verb is not in the third

"You brought it on yourself" Hi, what does it signify? Sorry, but I have no context for this Thank you

sorry, i forgot the context, I saw it on movie conversation, that's why. thanks anyway.

Hi. As to your number 4 sentence, would you say the part that is in bold letters risks being a dangling modifier? I think it is pretty much clear from context that the part in bold letters refers to the "floor," rather than the person

Hi, I'm not a native speaker, but I would not say "Christmas is celebrated during December". I would say "IN December". The word "during" always seems to suggest something like "throughout" to me, but I

Thanks Mr.M. I guess there are so much corrections due to inappropriate style and sort of informal style, are there not?  It is not clear how the following sentence relates to the rest of the paragraph: For example, I myself can't buy a

Hi. I think there are differences, however slightly in some that might be. Can you help me spot the differences? We are focusing on versions that has the preposition "in" in one and without it in the other. Can you also comment on my

Hi. I think there are differences, however slightly in some that might be. Can you help me spot the differences? We are focusing on versions that has the preposition "in" in one and without it in the other. Can you also comment on my