Hi Clive, Thanks for taking the time on my query. I guess what I had in mind when I used "had taken computer science for 2 semesters.." rather than the simple "took" was the deliberate intent to emphasize the duration I had

I wrote an essay about "Neighbors" by Raymond Carver. I tried my best, but I feel I need help to make correction of grammar mistakes and word choosing mistakes. I don't know whether you know about the story, "Neighbors" by

hi voctoria(or "hello victoria" your form of speech) there were some mistakes in your sentences let's to correct them,ok? "improve my english language"--> improve my english(or english conversation) because you do not

Hi Anon No, using "of" rather than "have" would always be grammatically incorrect. However, it is a mistake that quite a few native speakers of English make when writing. When you say " would've been " (which is

Hi, this is a conversation between me and my friend, and I just wonder if they all make sense with no mistakes, but if there is any, your correction would be appreciated. All these are done in text messages. A : Hi, how are you doing?

Hi, this is a conversation between me and my friend, and I just wonder if they all make sense with no mistakes, but if there is any, your correction would be appreciated. All these are done in text messages. A : Hi, how are you doing?

Is it correct translation? because I doubt a bit: The accident has happened with the car of the client. The man decided not to pay. But before making the final decision Insurer applied for the explanation. When the client was asked about the

In order for the experts to offer you advice, the description of the accidents and names (parties) must be clearly identified so that the forum can understand without any doubts. Perhaps it's only me; all I can gather was an auto accident had

Is it correct translation? because I doubt a bit: The accident has happened with the car of the client. The man decided not to pay. But before making the final decision Insurer applied for the explanation. When the client was asked about the

Okay, Anonymous, I see that it really is in those two online dictionaries. Still, if you are determined to use "bursted," just be warned that most educated people will cringe at the sound of it and will think you are making a mistake.