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Thanks for responding,It would've been easier to do so - but I didn't want to flood and the idea of providing a right form of text for others to exercise seemed ok.Let's see what will happen :)Regards,Georgie.

Memos show Clinton turmoilQuestion: I would have written ''Clinton's turmoil''. Why didn't the author use apostrophe?BY CRAIG GORDON AND TOM BRUNE | <email addresses removed by mod.>August 13, 2008Question: Why is semicolon used instead of comma to separate the email...

Hi HuevosIf you are a native speaker, then I'm sure you also realize that a native speaker will understand whether that 'sss' sound is there or not. In other words, a native speaker knows whether someone is saying somebody's or somebody. What I'm saying is that in the scenario...

Hi:In the following sentence, shall present tense or past tense be used?I arrived home safe and sound. The first thing I feel / felt I must do is to write you this e-mail to thank you for the hospitality you extended to me during my stay in New York. Regards

... Furious, he went back to the owner and asked him what had happened. The owner answered that he had not lied to the man.I would use the past perfect forms underlined above. The author expects you to be focusing on the time of the customer's return to see the owner about the parrot, and...

Hi all,Thanks in advance for your help in answering this question. I'm trying to explain to a non-native English speaker that a certain usage is either incorrect or awkward, but I find myself unable to do so. At this point, I'm just confusing myself in trying to explain it.So her...

.I have underlined some problem areas, Oliver:Nowadays, most big and advanced factories need more equipments, less workers. So a new vocation brought out for the managers to control so many machines with few labours, we called the new line-Automatic project control. We use automatic control...

Good evening, Mr P, nice to read you again. I often ask questions on the site but you seem not to have seen my posts What's the meaning of "to harp on about something" then? How would you use it?Best regards,Hela

Hello friends. I have some unusual sentences with which i need help. 1) New era in not only his academic life but also his social life. - a) Shouldn't it be "also IN his social life"? b) Why not use "New era not only in..." instead of "New era in not...

－－What I mean is --- P: He enjoyed listening to the music. In P, the whole sentence (He enjoyed listening to the music.) clearly expresses a past occurrence / fact. It's because the sentence has the Subject and Tense. But "listening to the music" expresses a past action,...