" My car hasn't had enough petrol. I have to go to petrol station to fill up my car." Is it correct? " I want to repay my credit card account." Is it correct? "I am waiting for your at 22 Queen St."

I have shoulders, But I cannot shrug; I have a waist, But I cannot bend. My head wears a crown And I look down From a lofty height; But I am not royalty. What am I?

That is super fancy. Thank you, CLive.

Hello, I would like to know which is the correct way of ending a sentence that ends in Co.? Should it be Co.. or Co.? Thank you, Margaret

Not so fast my friend! I was talking about this on Thursday with some IT folks. When they asked me what it meant, I was initially confused. But, they said it meant "do what is necessary" and I immediately said, "Do Whatever It

Hello, If I answer the question "What did you do last night?" "I read a book.", does it mean that I finished the book?

When do you decide to use the auxiliary "do" or "be" in a question?? Thanks

Hi there, To whom this pen belong to ? Is to optional, obligatory or incorrect in the above-mentioned sentence? Thank you in advance.

The "for" is not grammatically necessary, but does (conversationally) slightly change the connotation of the sentence. Without the "for", the focus of the sentence is the hypothetical "jerk"; including "for"

A "cue" in this context is a signal that an action is required--such as an actor on a stage beginning a line after a certain phrase is said. "As if on cue" essentially means that it was occurring regularly, as though a signal