Hi there, I wonder if someone can please help me... I would really appreciate the advice of someone both experienced and qualified to a high standard in English language. I made a recent insurance claim but the Insurance Company

Dear friend, 1 I saw the advertismentin in a newspaper yesterday. I saw the advertisment in a yesterday`s newspaper. This is my correction. - Advertisement, and not *advertisment. Besides, there is no need to put a space after the apostrophe

LOL a friend of mine asked me to help edit his paper. I editted it, but English is my ESL also. This is a personal statement to a UC... help pls, thanks in advance. First Prompt: What is your intended major? Discuss how your interest in the

This is an Essay that I have written. It is about how to persuade my comrades to take on leadership through an invasion period. Could you please suggest any better vocabularies to use or any better sentence structure for any sentence? Could you

This is an Essay that I have written. It is about how to persuade my comrades to take on leadership through an invasion period. Could you please suggest any better vocabularies to use or any better sentence structure for any sentence? Could you

Hi there. It's fine to be curious about what native speakers think, but consider this: those who learn English as a second language learn it by official rules and definitions, and generally have the help of an expert; while those whose native

Hi, Your perception of how long your wife has been gone isn't necessarily how long she's actually been gone. The time you think your wife has been gone is not necessarily the actual time ( that she has been gone ).

Question 1: Isn't a question always a sentence? Yes, a question is a sentence, but a sentence without a question mark is not a question. You, yourself, said in your earlier post that a question can also be a phrase. Perhaps, that was a

Hi Koh, Question 1: Isn't a question always a sentence? Yes, a question is a sentence, but a sentence without a question mark is not a question. You, yourself, said in your earlier post that a question can also be a phrase. Perhaps, that was

Hi Jackson What do you mean where you said or meant to say ? Do you intend to say that she used relieve by mistake though she wanted to use leave instead? "Meant to say" = wanted or intended to say (but didn't). Is this possible to