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Re: taking out the windows of the car

Hi Ant222, My English skill is not in the “grammarian” class but I will give it my best attempt to explain it. It may not may not be agreeable with the experts. In many instances during casual conversations, we can bet by with simple past tense and no one will flag you for errors. However, to...

Re: Use of the word "patriot"

<I think the essential thing is that the nomination should be surprising, rather than the degree of patriotism. Thus the conversation might go like this:Speaker A: "How would you define patriot?"> Then the question would not be this one: <<In your country, what does it...

Re: is this correct ?

.Further to our conversation, we would like to recap the schedule as below for your convenience.

Re: please correct my sentence, thanks

.To recap our conversation, we can pull 100 pcs for inspection earlier to 14-19 May as per your request. This is the best we can do. Sandy will revise the booking and schedule for you today.

is this correct ?

Further to our conversation, we would like to recap the schedule as below for your arrangement

please correct my sentence, thanks

To recap our conversation, we can pull 100 pcs inspection more earlier to 14-19 May as per your request. This is the best we can do. Sandy will revise the booking and schedule to you today.

Re: made and entered into by and among

Hi Stephen, I think you said what I meant better than I did. If we're speaking of the U.S., I've had experience as a litigant in NH, VT, MA, and CA, and the difference in language is striking, Vermont using what sound like antique phrases and California favoring more modern...

got to go+ drop my car

Hi, I heard a native English speaker saying : I got to go drop my car. Is it a short form of I got to go and drop my car? What rule should I follow to make such sentence in a conversation. Thanks, MG.

Re: Use of the word "patriot"

Hello A.,I think the essential thing is that the nomination should be surprising, rather than the degree of patriotism. Thus the conversation might go like this:Speaker A: "How would you define patriot?"Speaker B: "I suppose a patriot is someone who {action traditionally associated...

Re: subject matter

The matter under discussion, the subject/theme of the dispute/conversation/debate For examples, do a search at: http://books.google.com/for"subject matter"(quotation marks are important)