When a verb follows another verb, it takes the form of either gerund or an infinitive. But we sometimes see sentences as below: Come see me when you can. I go study in the library every afternoon. I also read somewhere that sentences as below are

Grammar is a descriptive process. Linguists look at a language and describe how it works. However some Linguists describe things differently to others. The end result is usually the same, but the way they organise it, and what all the parts are

Hi, To whom it may concern --------------------------------- Canonical Ltd is a global organisation headquartered in the Isle of Man committed to the development, distribution and promotion of open source software products, and to

To whom it may concern --------------------------------- Canonical Ltd is a global organisation headquartered in the Isle of Man committed to the development, distribution and promotion of open source software products, and to providing tools

Just out of curiosity. What job promotion could possibly hinge on being able to choose Either you or I am ...? English teacher? CJ

I'm hoping someone can help us resolve this. A family member encountered the following grammar question on a test that would help qualify her to apply for a promotion: Either you or I are mistaken. Either you or I am mistaken. She chose the first

Hi Ticce, It's both a verb and a noun. When you are in the process of smiling, the expressin on your face is a smile. After her meeting with the boss, she was all smiles. I think maybe she got that promotion she was hoping for. Janet is

Hi, is this sentences correct? With regards to your query,regarding extra charge in your bill. With regard to your query about an extra charge in your bill. Please note this is not a complete sentence, because you have no verb. Please

yes, they're similar, but achieve also means reach, etc: -------- achieve Function: verb transitive verb 1 a : to bring to a successful conclusion : carry out successfully : ACCOMPLISH < achieving his

Why have you chosen to apply for this particular vacancy at PwC? Please answer by demonstrating your knowledge of the Service Line, role and associated qualification.*(75) This is a better answer, you were going completely off the point