In Expressions^x, English grammar^x, Dates^x

Hi Yoong Liat, I honestly don't believe that there is a 'correct' form of OK (to use your own preferred version of the word). As someone as well-versed in English as yourself will know, it is an informal expression of very long standing in English; it dates back to the late1920s at...

Hello: The letter is too long to revise word-by-word here. You make a lot of small errors, most of which you can correct by going over an English grammar and usage book. To get you started I'll give you specific suggestions on the second paragraph. I don't understand the first part. Are...