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1. "cease to be of an issue" is wrong. It should be "cease to be an issue". Presumably a typo. 2. I would only use "too much" directly with uncountable nouns ("too much cheese", "too much effort", etc.). "Burden" is, to me, always a...

What is the longest river in China? (The first letter must be capitalised and there should be a question mark at the end of the question.)

Hello. Will Can you correct my English if any? Could you correct my English if there are any mistakes please?M: I need two copies of today's Daily Yomiuri. - OK F: They Its were just sold out. - It's just sold outyou can try the magazine stand over there? - You can...

Hi, Martha: Don't use the upstairs bathroom. It'sbacked up. I have to snake the pipes. Clark: Where's the leftover pizza? Martha: Fridge, second shelf. Or you could nukethe chili for dinner. Clark? (He's busy listening to music.) Some clue you actually heard me. Isn't this...

Martha: Don't use the upstairs bathroom. It'sbacked up. I have to snake the pipes.Clark: Where's the leftover pizza?Martha: Fridge, second shelf. Or you could nukethe chili for dinner. Clark? (He's busy listening to music.) Some clue you actually heard me. Isn't this one...

for this sentence,"it is what characters drive him up",what I really mean is what characters make him fighting again and again no matter how hard to defeat his enemy? perhaps I should add the question mark after it.so if I say it is what characters drive him up ? do I express the...

Hi,Is a comma needed here; indeed, is a question mark needed?"What is this great job you have, I hear you cry"Thanks

Hi,Does one always have to use a question mark when using these words at the start of a sentence?For example:1) Could you help me with the following2) Can you get on with your work, please3) Could you move to another deskAnd so on.Thanks

First master the full stop, the question mark and the comma. Mastery of the exclamation mark will then surely follow.MrP