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Hello again, Again I have a question of course . I am interested in the difference in the usage of the mandative subjunctive and the simple present tense  in dependent "that" clauses after the verbs of demand as "insist" , "demand" ,"suggest" and...

My colleague sent a software bug to me to resolve it (about 1 hour back). Just now resolved the issue and would like to send an email to him about it (Immediately after resolving the issue). I have highlighted the tenses i am using in both the sentences. Which one of them is right? If both of...

Hi:In the following sentence, shall present tense or past tense be used?I arrived home safe and sound. The first thing I feel / felt I must do is to write you this e-mail to thank you for the hospitality you extended to me during my stay in New York. Regards

.I have underlined some problem areas, Oliver:Nowadays, most big and advanced factories need more equipments, less workers. So a new vocation brought out for the managers to control so many machines with few labours, we called the new line-Automatic project control. We use automatic control...

Hi guys, Some points of disagreement as listed below for argument sake:- Should it be "There is a tour"? Please advise. Yes - Should be "There will be a tour" since the message appears to refer to the next one. No, use present tense because the writer is describing an event...

Hey Boss! Thanks alot for your efforts. I appreciate! Is not some thing like that we are telling a story so present tense is used.I am advised to collect passport on.. (I)I was advised to collect passport on (I don't know if it is an official style(?)) REgards,Mansour Awan

Hi DavidUnfortunately the quote option doesn't work properly if I add my comments and change the colour of my text, so I'll post my comments without quoting anything. I don't quite understand what you mean with regard to your first sentence, or sentences, actually. "The old man...

Lawrence H. Song wrote:hi, 1. I hardly go to A and B. 2. I hardly go to A nor B. which one is right? ----- I don't like either one. How about, I neither go to A nor B. I hardly go to A or B. I never go to A or B. I always go to A or B. (Maybe I'm wrong.) 1. He told me that there...

Hi,In a thesis / dissertation / science report, all three tenses (past, present, future) are used. - Past tense must be used to introduce the results of one's research since it was done. - Present tense is used to layout the process of defending one's conclusion. - Future tense might be used at...

Hello,Thanks in advance!What is the convention in using the present or past tense to quote a source? If the present tense must be used, then please explain the reason behind such a recommendation. By the way, I was told to use the present tense a long way back and did not have a sense to ask...