By Translation, Present simple

That doesn't soud like present simple to me. Present simple is used for opinions and beliefs, but "hope" expresses neither and opinion nor a belief. It expresses a WISH. And with a wish, you can only use one verb tense: Subjunctive. Most people don't know this verb tense, because it's very...

Hi Dominik, I'm interested in what your answer was, but unfortunately I don't speak Polish. Is it possible for you to provide an English translation of things you write, next time? That way, other people on the Forum can learn from and comment on your ideas. Best wishes, Clive

Yeah, that was a bit more helpful. Thanks again, Goodman. I understood my simple mistakes (was->were, vigors->vigor,...) after your first post. Now I have understood a few more ones. Here are the problems that I still haven't resolved: Sorry for maybe stupid questions, but even a...

Thank you very much, Goodman. Below I have tried to correct the errors you pointed out, but I didn't succeed. In many cases I don't know what's incorrect and how to correct it. So I need further help on part of my errors. «At night I had to _orient_ by touch. Suddenly I fell into a deep...

This is a serios problem for me. When we use active or passive ? Dear Mrs Patel, We are delighted to inform you that you 1 (select)for a free holiday. According to our information, you 2(answer) a telephone survey last month, as a result of which your name 3( enter)in the holiday draw.Now our...