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Clark and Chloe eavesdrop on Lana's conversation. Chloe: Quick, pretent we weren't watching.Clark: Hey, Lana, how's it going?Lana: Not great, but thanksfor the courtesy clueless.Chloe: Would it cheer you up if we offeredto volunteer a pint tomorrow? (Lana's chairing a blood...

.I have crossed out inappropriate material and underlined some problem areas. You have trouble with commas and with chatting:In taking upon my Senior Honors Project I have thrown myself over a ledge with the intention to climb back up. Through this year my drive, enthusiasm, and patience have...

This is a senior honors project essay about a programming job with PHP. I know it's a lot of work but I need a grammar check done. Here it is::In taking upon my Senior Honors Project I have thrown myself over a ledge with the intention to climb back up. Through this year my drive,...

I am trying to formulate guidelines for learners of English as a foreign language with regards the use of may/might/could to express possibility. It seems to me that you can use these three modals (almost) interchangeably when expressing possibility. For example, 'Where's Mary?' 'I'm not sure....

Kekel, are you considering HELP and AID as nouns or verbs? As verbs, they are used differently -- you help someone do something, but you aid someone in doing something. I think "help" is much more common in conversation -- "Could you help me open this jar?" "Thanks for all your help -- I...

-- Do you want cookies or chocolates? -- The latter. Yes. It's acceptable. However, the former and the latter are usually reserved for expository writing, in an essay, for example, and they are not used in everyday conversation very much. Used in everyday conversation, these expressions...

This MAY help: a) May or might (permission): May I see your passport, please? May I open the window? Might I use your bathroom? (especially in British English) Can I help you?; May I help you? (Can I help and am I allowed to help?). You may go now (=you are allowed to go). May I help...