I just underwent a test and I was trappe by the following questions: Please let me know the correct answer to these. I herewith provide my attempt at these as well. It is doubtful whether they are fluent in speaking English. BEGIN WITH:

I just underwent a test and I was trappe by the following questions: Please let me know the correct answer to these. I herewith provide my attempt at these as well. It is doubtful whether they are fluent in speaking English. BEGIN WITH:

English is a difficult language to adopt as a second language for so many reasons. Your point about learning Japanese is irrelevant to this 'why English is difficult' conversation. In places like Canada, did you know the reason for having

Hello, I appreciate some of your writing, I especially like your ability to use adjectives to bring your nouns to life! There are a couple of things I would like to point out. Last night, I ran into a dog family. I'm unsure what "dog

All of the highted words express the actions that happen every year/ morning. Could anybody help me with it? My Hometown My love for my hometown, Tangkak, located in the sourthen part of Johor, is beyond description. Peaple

"Very nice of you" means "That thing, which was done by you, was very nice".* "Very thoughtful of him" means "That thing, which was done by him, was very thoughtful". And so on. In full, you

The adverbs modify the verb. I'm not sure about exceptions. The adverb modifies the verb. "Am going" may be present tense, but it refers to a future action. It's contextual. However, "I am going through menopause"

Hi, Hello! b) In : "Jack will build up a fortune very soon." Is it really necessary to write the preposition " up "? No. - But it’s not gramatically wrong if I keep “ up” in the sentence , is it? 'Up' is OK. c)

"Inadequacy" is the subject of your sentence, but there's no verb. Everything you've written describes what kind of inadequacy you're talking about, but you don't say what it does or what it is. An example of an action

Hello, Eddie. Question 1 : The D.O. will usually be a noun phrase, although other categories can fulfill the same function (gerunds, noun clauses, pronouns). The I.O. can go before or after the D.O. If it if before the D.O. it will be a noun