Hello, I wrote down all of the notes I had for you on my whiteboard, and because I need to clear up room I'm just going to post what I have written down instead of erasing it and wasting it. Practically every problem in your paper fits into

The response from the United States of America to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Message from Her Majesty the Queen. • Let us start with your header, the use of Majesty. Here is how it is derived: After the fall of Rome, Majesty was used to

Delhi win, keep semifinal hope alive. This is the headline on the FrontPage of newspaper (article regarding cricket) I am perplexed that if it should be 'win' or 'wins' and if it is win then it should be 'keep' or

Delhi win, keep semifinal hope alive. This is the headline on the frontpage of newspaper(article regarding cricket) I am perplexed that if it should be 'win' or 'wins' and if it is win then it should be 'keep' or

I've just been told off by my proof-reader for not correcting this sentence in an article about cricket teas: "Most ... letter. I disagree. I wouldn't write Yorkshire Pudding or Irish Stew or Peach Melba in a similar situation. Would

I've just been told off by my proof-reader for not correcting this sentence in an article about cricket teas: "Most ... letter. I disagree. I wouldn't write Yorkshire Pudding or Irish Stew or Peach Melba in a similar situation. Would

I've just been told off by my proof-reader for not correcting this sentence in an article about cricket teas: "Most memorable of all was probably the spaghetti Bolognaise which led to the situation often described as 'the afternoon we

Hello Hoa Thai! I did not understand your question fully, but I'll try to answer based on my interpretation of what you have asked. Firstly, I think you are confusing 'test match' with completely unrelated terms like 'semi-final

Hello Goodman! Actually, I find your English quite fluent when you are in the defensive mood! Thanks for the compliment! I am being defensive because I know my limitations in the English language. Though I have learnt English primarily through

I don't know cricket at all! I speak USA English, so I will only point out one article change and leave idiom alone. Write: "the fact remains that spectators...", not 'that the spectators..."