Hi, I would like to know how to use the word "challenge". I got some examples of sentences. I think all 6 usages could be correct, but want to hear some opinios. Sentence1: One of the challeges facing our clients is the high

Hi Guys, I have given an assignment of formal business writing. Our west wing has been facing some operational difficulties and causing client's complains. Could check this sentence and tell me about the word "operiational

Hi, " I passed the ACCA paper during my BSc studies, so I have been exempted from retaking it." I think you sentence is very good. But, is it possibe to modify your sentence, so that I can emphasize that I understand the content in

Who banged on the door? (1) Who was banging on the door? (2) (1) In the first sentence I heard that someone banged on the door,but I wasn`t there when it happened. (2) The second sentence means that I was there when someone was banging on the

Hi, david has gave his soccer equipment to jason and i David has given his soccer equipment to Jason and me. Note that a sentence is incorrect without appropriate punctuation and capitals. Clive

yes the commas are necessary ... salutes to you

Hi, As a non-native speaker studying English Syntax, I need native's linguistic intuition about following sentences. Do you think they are acceptable? (VP Preposing) They say he may have been killing flies, ... 1. ...and killing

Are these commas necessary here? The company provides freight services but, (is this comma necessary here?) as a the carrier division, (is this comma necessary here?) it also operates as carrier.

Is this sentence correct: This important position cannot be executed by a person who has never led a ship. or it is better: This important position cannot be executed by a person who has never been a ship captain.

Hello, would someone please tell me what could "No worries."(yes, as a simple sentence) possibly mean in English?