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GENRES There are two categories within the world of texts: fiction (invented) and non-fiction (non-invented). The down-categories - e.g. epic, lyric poetry and drama - are called genres. The concept "genre" descends from the Greek word "genos" that means family or kind. A...

Hi, Regarding unexpectedness, I find come across and run into do have some similarity. Both can be used with either something or somebody. For examples: 1a. I came across an old building. 1b. I came across an old diary in her desk 1c. I came across this problem....

IMO, this is indirect/reported speech (said) and conditionals (would) In direct speech, Solvedt says at the time of the interview: "I think that Denpack turnover would double within five years from today. " (I don't think he's certain about it) In reported speech in the past:...