Dear Mister Micawber, It helps now. Is it alright to have the "has" omitted here? Or is it simply a printing error? Thank you. Regards, Tinanam

How do you help someone who says I seen? If it's a learner who makes that mistake, then tell them it's wrong and they should say "I've seen" (or "I saw", it depends). Otherwise, if it's a native speaker,

correct the sentences Please help me to correct these sentences. This is homework, in my opinion. You'll have to find the errors and correct them yourself. Post your attempts, and we'll help at that time. CJ

Hi, In response to your jobs posting for positions in the Graduate 2010 program, I send you my CV. hi, any grammatical mistake in the above sentence? in, for, singular, plural? note that: the name of the program is Graduate 2010.

In response to your jobs posting for positions in the Graduate 2010 program, I send you my CV. hi, any grammatical mistake in the above sentence? in, for, singular, plural? note that: the name of the program is Graduate 2010. many thanks

“you might as well assert that numbers emerge from biscuits or ethics from rhubarb” as suggest that the “soggy clump of matter” which is the brain produces consciousness. No mistake here. First, let's be sure you understand the

Hello The brain is just matter, but consciousness is something wholly other, an entirely different level of reality. As the philosopher Colin McGinn puts it, “you might as well assert that numbers emerge from biscuits or ethics from

Please correct it when there is any fault. == Could you tell me whether you can transfer my wairless Internet to another room without additional charges? I am going to move out 203(2nd floor) in room 701(7th floor).

No. Sorry. I think you've got the wrong end of the stick as far as noun phrases are concerned. In your example, the depending phrase is adverbial. The noun phrase version has to be a subject or object of some kind. Noun phrases underlined.

Hi Anon Here's my two cents: First of all, the phrase "depending on" can function as the subject of a sentence. For example: (1) Depending on him for help would be a mistake. The structure of the sentence above is basically