I will try to help you making some corrections ,if there are some mistakes let me know ok? Pink = i added and concider the best option . Red = some mistakes. Wh y is it hard to make friends (if its not a question you could use- because) .. so

2. Can I speak with…? (May I speak with…) - To sound more polite/ask permission?-- Both OK. 'Can' is more casual but just as common. - "May" is encouraged especially when looking for customers or requesting something as

It was the most exciting trip that I __. (A) have had (B) had had (C) have (D) had Hi, sitifan. I like the past perfect in this case. In my opinion the first tense refers not to the trip but to the evaluation. The second tense refers not to

I have talked to Lewis for awhile while you were bathing. I talked to Lewis for awhile while you were bathing. (Should be this one &) I talked to Lewis for awhile when you were bathing. (this one,right? since "when"

and would give up and go back to the life style of dependency you 5) were accustomed to. Should no. 5 be a past tense or the present perfect tense "has been accustomed to"? I find it difficult to understand the use of a past tense in a

Hi, Hello! b) In : "Jack will build up a fortune very soon." Is it really necessary to write the preposition " up "? No. - But it’s not gramatically wrong if I keep “ up” in the sentence , is it? 'Up' is OK. c)

Is it all right to ask someone who graduated from college long time ago, "Have you been to a prom?" ... use "Did you go to a prom?" instead? (assuming there is no such thing as a prom for adults) lemmings I'm presuming