When writing a letter, should the letter be in the second or third person? i.e. Dear Mr. Smith: In a recent conversation with Mr. Smith , I mentioned that.. OR Dear Mr. Smith: In a recent conversation with you , I

(1)Is it possible to say "How many times have you ever been abroad?" Imagine 2 people having a friendly conversation, the proper question to ask is to leave out "ever". # 1 is correct in form but it will be likely to end

Hi, every body. I really like english. and i want to communicate with others to improve it. Besides, i like to have friends around the world,..

Dear friend, but is sometimes used to mean 'only', and this usage is considered formal, eg ...Napoleon and Marie Antoinette, to name but two who had stayed in the great state rooms. Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff

1. I often work overtime . (one word) 2. I've recently had problems with the finance s . (plural if one's own monetary funds are implied; better change 'good finances' and introduce perfective aspect with 'recently') 3.

Life to me means friends and family who you can trust and trust you. I am pretty much on the happy side of life but like some other teens I do sometimes become “emo” that means I do have some sad and depressed days. I have many friends here in

Dear friend, passivization is impossible in some instances. The example you refer to features a to-infinitive clause as a direct object, and in this case passive becomes unacceptable: *To eat mango is wanted by him. Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff

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' be that ' be is the present subjunctive of (what else?) be . In this context be X means whether X is / are in modern English -- whether X be in older English. Thus, ... be that your daddy, your mum, ... = whether that is your daddy,

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