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First of all, so as for is not a grouping. Here so means therefore, and as for goes together as a grouping meaning concerning or in regard to. So as for leaving tomorrow, the trip is off = Therefore, to wake him up.In this construction the subject of the sentence is the subject of the...

Jeff: Don't you understand? She loved you. How could you send her away?! Lex: Who are you? (Jeff is invisible) Jeff: Suddenly you care? Master Lex with his castle, his plant, his expensive cars. When did people ever matter to you? Lex: Jeff? Where are you? Jeff: I'm surprised...

Yes, exactly. Paste gives the impression of sticking on with some kind of glue, in a permanent fashion, just like the decorative wallpapers you mention.As for the baking pan, I suggested baking pan because I was trying to keep the text as close as possible to your original writing. If you were...

I am trying to formulate guidelines for learners of English as a foreign language with regards the use of may/might/could to express possibility. It seems to me that you can use these three modals (almost) interchangeably when expressing possibility. For example, 'Where's Mary?' 'I'm not sure....

I'd like to know if the three sentences are grammatically correct and if I change their meanings by changing the position of the adverb. I only drink milk I drink only milk I drink milk onlyThey are correct, and you don't change the meaning by changing the position of the adverb. ...

Yes, exactly. And what a pleasure it is to be able to discuss this issue with you, MrP. I appreciate your style. Your posts provide delectable food for thought for a healthy discussion. It's truly an immovable feast. Thank you. I more than agree that there's a problem with the tutor's claim, be...