Whether the change be drastic or mild, typically people in general, try to avoid as much change as possible. To many scholars, change is the foundation of learning, where new idea's and prospective hope comes into play for our future, without

OK, thanks, T_nattawat. I have underlined some problem areas again, fixed others (in bold), and crossed out unnecessary words and phrases (you may have to edit further to correct any grammar problems caused by omitting these): Topic: A company

1)".... His work won worldwide recognition with a Nobel Prize and in 1933 he settled permanently in America, where his work continued uninterrupted for the next twenty years" One thing to ask, why do we use " uninterrupted " here but not

We often resort to hypocrisy/false modesty in order not to hurt people's feelings in their presence. For me, the two terms are pretty close in meaning, and I'd like to test if they are interchangeable. I presume "hypocrisy" implies negative

Thanks in advance. Shanghai – New York from the Far East The city of Shanghai is one of the biggest cities in China and also has of the best growing economics worldwide. It’s a dynamic city with a very special

Participle clauses Ramesh Chandra Sharma from India writes: What is the difference in meaning between these two sentences: Seeing an accident ahead, I stopped my car. Having seen an accident ahead, I

My mistake, however we should keep in mind that synonyms have their shades of meaning, and, say, self-anointed sounds more negative than positive. At least I've seen this word in negative context. The word has retained its original powerful

synonyms CHANCE , OCCUR , TRANSPIRE , BEFALL , BETIDE : happen is a general term without special connotation and signifies to take place either with or without plan, motivation, or apparent or assignable cause. OCCUR , often

Opportunity vs. chance You may want to buy this dictionary: Merriam Webster's Dictionary of Synonyms: A Dictionary of Discriminated Synonyms With Antonyms and Analogous and Contrasted Words very

Today, 5:39 PM Post :266018 Grammar Geek Posts 2,460 Advanced Member Joined on 10-01-2006 Pennsylvania, USA Re: Contractions..doesn't, aren't, won't, shouldn't....