Hi, I'll (I will) be happy to write the sentence for you correctly: I requested Peter settle payment to them before, and the factory also sent an Email, date of Oct. 5th. With this, we expect his payment. Good luck to you,

From The TimesOctober 1, 2009 Roman Polanski thriller The Ghost in jeopardy after director's arrest Pierce Brosnan and Ewan McGregor David Charter in Zurich and Patrick Foster One of next year¹s most eagerly anticipated films, a star-studded

The comma rule in question here is not a matter of sylistic choice. It is a tested rule in many state tests that public school students must pass. In the sample sentence given above, a comma is necessary. Send your letter before September 30,

What is 'the/a short end of the deal'? -- the disadvantageous side. Does this date expression 7/5 mean 7th of May? -- Or the 5th of July. No matter what any style guide tells you, there will always be confused readers if you use numerals only.

What is 'the/a short end of the deal'? Does this date expression 7/5 mean 7th of May? Is there any difference in British English and American English? Thank you for your help.

hi i have a girl friend that i think i love but sometimes i wonder about dating other girls. I her about a year ago. I sort of avioded her at the time when i met her. I travel from california to costa rica every three months because i work for for

Hello, like the other people here I agree that prepositions are hard to learn, so many of them have to be committed to memory. However, there are three basic prepositions for time and for location that are easy to memorize. I would like to share

I am doing research for an online class and I can't seem to locate anything on my topic. I need to find anything written about english in the United Stares it has to have an author and date of when it was written. can you Help me? It is dur

English Usage: Whilst Or While? By: whichenglish Let me begin by saying that there are a number of people who will always insist on using whilst over while. Now, while (whilst) they are perfectly free to choose their own words because there

I think there is a problem with “10 years ago,” which verb does it refer to? 1. “10 years ago” refer to “had been” She said (on January 27, 2006) 10 years ago, she had been to America . = She said (on January 27, 2006) on/before