Game has already been released. If we still have or had to wait for a patch, what is or was the point of releasing the game on the official release date? What's wrong with this sentence? Also is there another usage for had aside from the

Hi, I know there's like store policy when it comes to release dates but , if you already have it in storage , what's the difference if you sold it a few days earlier? Clive

IMHO, it's a matter of agreement with the manufacturer. Often, in the case of prestigious items, the retailer is licenced to sell the item under rather strict conditions. The release date may be advertised in advance, and it's only

I know there's like store policy when it comes to release dates , but if you already have it in storage , what's the difference if you sold it a few days earlier?

Hi, Both are OK, but #2 seems more friendly to me. When Date : Friday, September 25th, 2009 Clive

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

Really? "Vince, Sharon and me went to a restaurant"? Hi Anon, The post you're reacting to was made in 2004. It was subsequently pointed out that it should have been "and I." We are happy to welcome new

<< 2.They saw each other for a period of time last year. ('Saw' means having a romantic relationship with someone.) >> See doesn't mean to date , but you could say: They went steady for a while last year , for example.

is rented/sold..." Let me explain. Suppose a billboard costs $1000 for month. If we have

That'll learn them! Or: "That'll learn 'em!" Webster 's has an interesting usage note: Learn in the sense of “ teach ” dates from the 13th century and was standard until at least the early 19th <made them drunk with