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

Hi, I have a great doubt! In the Students course book it is explained the structure WANT/ASK/TELL someone to do something. It also explains that you say "I don´t want you to tell anyone". Then it says: Verbs ASK and TELL have a

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

jemaasjr is right about the question. In US grammar school, we used to run through the tenses: present tense - I stay, do stay, am staying. We rarely use "I do stay" in this exact form, but it's absolutely essential for questions

No wonder why I'm always the student, and not the teacher lol. In that case, i am the student's student YES!! . These are for you (one of kind)

No wonder why I'm always the student, and not the teacher lol. In that case, i am the student's student

Ooopps..I was way off . My bad, I misunderstood the question. No wonder why I'm always the student, and not the teacher lol.

I would also write "is as beautiful as you" but I may be in error there. My high school English teacher would not accept as there. With a negative ( No other ...), she insisted that only so could be used. A bit finicky, I thought. CJ

Many thanks. I wish you the same. << As what you said, the term of "partial negation" is out of my grammar book. For example: All the movies are not worth seeing . It means only some of them are not worth seeing. But to a

Hi, Ihsuan, Thanks for registering, and welcome to EF! I can imagine what "partial negation" is, but you're probably getting it out of an ESL manual, and I don't want to assume anything. But I'm sure the answer to your