Hi again, English grammar books published in Japan explains: "This is the doll that he made yesterday," suggests that he made only one doll yesterday. Yes. It also suggests that the listener is already aware that a doll was made.

Thanks. English grammar books published in Japan explains: "This is the doll that he made yesterday," suggests that he made only one doll yesterday. "This is a doll that he made yesterday," suggests that he made more than one

Hello this is a new revised version following AlpheccaStars's advises, if anybody can give me an opinion,or how to make it better I will APRECIATE it very much. answering to the previous AlpheccaStars's advise for : "I am writing to

Welcome to the forums. First, I will answer your question. A cover letter is a one-page very short introduction to a subject. Every cover letter has one or more attached detailed documents. Think of it like the cover of a book - The cover has the

Thank you, but I'm a little confused. Mr. Micawber, I suppose you live in Japan. Probably you realize that the English definite and indefinite articles are very difficult to Japanese people Let me propose the following hypothesis: Hypothesis

The definite and indefinite articles are very difficult to us Japanese people, because our language (Japanese) does not have them. I learned that "the" is necessary before "people" in the following sentence. The people who live

Thank you for your replay. Definite and indefinite articles are difficult to us, because our language (Japanese) does not have grammatical articles.

Kaki: Has Mr. Lam taught you grammar? One of the first things E nglish teachers should do is show correct simple sentence structures, with subject and verb. More advanced students learn about clauses, which also have a subject and verb, but are

I'm an Asian. I've heard people say that European languages are much like members of a single family, and people there learn other languages without much difficulty. Do the languages come so close to one another? Yes, so far as (1) they

We'd manage perfectly well without it, as long as we ... possible for too many expressions to change meaning too quickly. The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress , by Robert A. Heinlein, is written in a dialect of English he imagines to be spoken on the