These are the tenses I had to choose between; Present Simple, Past Simple, Present Continuous, Past Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect Continuous, Future with 'Going To', Future Simple,

There are some mistakes in the lyrics above, so I took the liberty of posting the correct cyrillic version as well as a translation (one done by me, not by an online translator) Ленинград МЕНЯ ЗОВУТ ШНУР 1.Много королей y нас, но мало шутов Все

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good day! could anyone take time to examine this paragraph? i made it in preparation of an upcoming job interview, I have been asked this once before but was not able to answer efficently. maybe this will need few grammatical corrections, or maybe

I notice from your tags that you refer to Britain, and unlike many people on this site, I live there. Firstly, there are certain phrases that are still commonly used in Britain, which may not be taken in a literal sense but are understood

Hi, << As for the iTunes, I'm just curious if they were advocates of the software or the shop. >> It seems that this is more about marketing than about selling. To me, this is the significant part of the McGuinness quote: <<

For one reason and another, including car trouble, I haven't seen any movies on the big screen this year. Today ... its last week on circuit, meant "Rachel Getting Married" was the chosen one. I hated every dreadful minute of it.

Hi Maybe I caused some confusion because I skipped a short part of the original sentence, i.e., "the sort whose machines we use in U2's work", but I didn't think it would help. Ok, I'll quote the whole passage as I have one

Hi, Please correct these. These are all correct gramar, although you need a context in which it makes sense to say these things. 1.I have received several of the business proposals today. 2. Bobsledding is not done on the ground, nor is

Hi. Please correct these. 1.I have received several of the business proposals today. 2.Bobsledding is not done on the ground, nor is swimming. 3.On Saturday evenings, they visit friends, invite relatives to come over for dinner, or go to