Your examples are very clear. But if I have: He told me to leave. What is the negative? He told me not to leave or He didn´t tell me to leave . Or both ? Thanks!

Hello! I have a doubt. In the students´book it says WANT/ASK/TELL SB to do STH. It also says: Note "I don´t want you to go". BUT: "I asked him NOT to leave" "I told him NOT to come". Then there is an exercise

Would you please be so kind as to correct this little text for me ? Please ... I need a correction in two days and I can give you a little donation for the effort . I put some alternatives and comments in brackets and parentheses . Thank you so

As we all know, cheating is a bad thing in our life, especially in education. This is a big problem for teachers and a headache to have to watch out for. Many students have facts that it is fine to cheat because other students do it. Dishonesty

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Hi everyone, This is my first draft in my English 100 class, Can someone give me some advices? or revise it for me? I am sure that my essay inlcudes many errors. THX!! Reality TV and Reality World Golway's "A Nation of

No this sentence is not correct. You should write, "Have you got my book?" or "Did you get my book?"

Hi, I am a student yet. I have some questions about the English Grammar and Vocabulary . I was studying by the Intermediate Language Practice: English Grammar and Vocabulary by Michael Vince with Paul Emmerson , because I have a test . While

Hi Ticce. There are some verbs which are followed with infg forms. __ Some verbs that are followed by -ing can also be followed by infinitive of purpose. One of them is stop. See these ones: I stopped talking . (I ceased to do it.) (I stopped

Hello A, I've just logged out and done my search as Anon. This time I searched for post #258349 and the result is the same as when I was logged in ... I still see the link. Here's what I get now (and I do see your point about punctuation