Hello Anon, If you are in a position of authority, you can probably tell your underlings to "to whatever it takes" and they will follow your command. When you are requesting help from other people, would you use that phrase?

Choose me as your best man at your wedding. Or Choose me as your best man for your wedding. Are these sentences ok? What other ways are there to say it.

Hi, In the sentence: I really should go home to my wife, but I need to see the deviltry! Question: Is 'should' a helping verb to 'go'? 'Should' is a modal auxiliary verb and Is 'need' a helping verb to

Now that my wife has proofread my text, here are her corrections: M y name... (I missed the capitalization). ...That's the first year for me. (I missed the end period). Also, she suggests placing two spaces between sentences, rather than one

I have written an article to upload an article web site, but it gives error. It is written that an error can be because of the structure of sentence, grammer or sth like that. Could anyone check this out where may I make mistake? High Quality

Which is the correct one? Good luck to... or Good luck on...? For example, good luck TO/ON your married life. When do we use to or on with good luck? thanks

Personally, I feel that there is an element missing in this sentence. I may be wrong! Here is my training of thought: If the occasion is someone's birthday, then "the shape of the cake" is the birthday?, or wedding based on the

Hi, Can I use 'pressure' instead of 'stress' in these sentences below? Stress is a feeling or emotional response to pressure (and perhaps other things.) You can be pressured or feel pressured but that feeling can not cause

If a woman from the desert tribe showed anger toward her husband, she was whipped in front of the whole village. And shunned by the rest of the women. This is a good example of why we should not begin a sentence with 'and', unless we

Hi, Please correct the following sentences. Thank you. Shrieking horns, came then a blue train and Home it carried you, your marital home. There under new skies You’d become a wife, a mom and grandma. Stupefied, I’d still