Do you also consider this inversion? A tree is there. <--> There is a tree I personally think it is. These 2 websites will clear all all doubts on inversions. http://esl.about.com/od/advancedgrammar/a/inversion.htm

Hello A, I've just logged out and done my search as Anon. This time I searched for post #258349 and the result is the same as when I was logged in ... I still see the link. Here's what I get now (and I do see your point about punctuation

Hi everybody, I've been making an ESL lesson focusing on the usage of the preposition by vs. until. So far ... not even sure if this makes sense anymore :-) Well if you can help me on that, I'd appreciate. Thanks Hi everybody, I've

I'm not quite sure how much to snip... I've been making an ESL lesson focusing on the usage of the preposition by vs. until. So far I could ... used for discrete actions (one time actions) (I'll come back by 8) So far so good, this

Hi everybody, I've been making an ESL lesson focusing on the usage of the preposition by vs. until. So far I could come up with an easily understandable rule for positive sentences: - Until is used for repetitive or continuous actions and

If you check http://www.oed.com/help/advanced/greek.html which has, essentially, the same content ... letters, but the 90 plus accented versions and their names. Is it you or I who have misread what it says? Or doesn't the following apply to

Absolutely not. It is they who impose upon you, not the other way around. Yes, I know have the right to ask. The reason for posting this was that I would like to know how the proposed sentence sounds in English ears. Mind you, it just might be a