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Hello, Jessica. You correctly flagged this sentence as being incorrect: 1. If the mother is not happy, neither would be the child. The problem with the speaker is simply stating that if A is true, B is also true. Hence the use of "will", not "would". The simplest way of making this point...

hi bubu - I've been away for a few days.. I guess you just want this proof-reading? I don't think it needs much alteration. I'm assuming it is meant to serve as a book-review? I've made suggested alterations and annotated them in brackets. "This is one of those books intended to while away a...

"Too" is used in positive sentences to add an agreeing thought. It has the same meaning as "also," but its placement within the sentence is different: Also: I was also there. (right after the verb to be) I can also speak French. (after the modal verb) I also speak French (before tany other...