1 Alex sleeps while he sings. 2 Alex sings while he sleeps 3 Alex sleeps while he is singing. 4 Alex sings while he's sleeping. If Alex and "he" are the same person, all the sentences are very odd because no one can sleep and sing

"Being male is not (so) easy," is grammatical in my opinion. It's not missing anything, while "Nice meeting you" lacks a subject and a verb. Both the versions you quote are often used with the same intention. I think

I got several questions abouts the lyrics of Michael Jackson's songs. Could somebody help me? Please! Q1. A song named " They don't care about us" Part of its lyrics is as follows: Skin head, dead head Everybody

Hello, teachers I know that " He heard the girl sing ." can be changed to " The girl was heard to sing (by him) ." But my reference book doesn't say about " He heard the girl singing ." I wonder if it can

There are some mistakes in the lyrics above, so I took the liberty of posting the correct cyrillic version as well as a translation (one done by me, not by an online translator) Ленинград МЕНЯ ЗОВУТ ШНУР 1.Много королей y нас, но мало шутов Все

Hi! This Ani Difranco lyric is a fantastic explanation of society. A Phoenix is a mythological creature that at the end of its life circle, catches fire and is then reborn from its own ashes. Ani is explaining that in the present day should

Mister, thank you much for your reply. Now I am thinking about your answers. For a "yes" to my first question, can I say that a "that" is missing, though mandatory by grammar, from the sentence segments: (1a) "many songs

Hi Alc I will begin with a few comments. Maybe someone else will add more. 2 This piece of meat isn't diced /cut as well as the other BOTH "Diced meat" would normally be a reference to many, very small pieces of meat. Therefore,

Heh, turns out it is just a reference to a popular song, and it is not recognizable among lay folks, who haven't seen that explanation. Then that phrase is not worth my while. Thanks for taking the trouble to dig up that article!

Hi LoveCz; Are you asking about the "conditionals"? These are different ways to use an if-clause. There are 4 conditionals: Zero conditional: statement of fact: - If you boil eggs in water for 5 minutes, you will get hard-boiled eggs.