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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...

.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 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...

Anonymous wrote:Hi everybody,I have a question about the Negative Form of "Simple Present Tense", please help me.Can I use "I don't read the book right now" to express the meaning of "I'm not reading the book right now"?Thanks a lot in advance. *********** Hi Here is a summary about the...

Let's spread out the issue a little bit: ____ O ____ Type 2. Basic forms. a. If we caught the 10 o'clock train, we would (could, might, etc.) get there by lunch-time. b. If I came into a fortune, I would give up smoking. c. If I knew how it worked, I could tell...

Grammar Geek wrote:I would agree with you Yoong Liat, if he the writer still does assume that. Perhaps he was talking about the assumptions he made when he began his spiritual journey? Grammar Geek As I have indicated, all the other verbs are in present tense, so I'm certain when the speaker...

Forbes wrote: A word about classifiers. I looked up "classifier" in my dictionary (a very good one) and it does not define it! I turned to dictionary.com and found the following definition: A word or morpheme used in some languages in certain contexts, such as counting, that...

Not bad at all for an English learner, KUrUs. Always capitalize the word 'I'. Commas go directly after a word, with the space after the comma. A period is followed by two spaces. I made most of the verbs in the present tense. I hope my corrections below will help. Hi Davkett You are...

Dear sir, We may say that «s» marks the third person singular for the present tense. For example eats, drinks, sleeps. We may also say that «ed» marks the past tense in regular verbs. For example asked, called, shouted. Kind regards, Goldmund