Hi, I just tried to reverse all the tenses in this sentence to the "past form" because of the sequence of tenses. So, my initial contstruction was: It won't be a problem, since you can provide a car till I have bought one myself. Is the usage of

Hello, Could you tell me if the following sentence is a correct one? you said that it wouldn't be a problem since you could provide a car till I had bought one myself. Thanks

Hi GG! What does "four-story mansion" mean? Is it a mansion, which has 4 flours? Thanks

They don't sound quite right, because they are only related words (according to the theasaurus). The idea of the thesaurus is just provide you with synonyms/antonyms to help you understand the meaning without translation. I am sorry I didn't

This is a really helpful resource: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/bring+about

Hello, I was browsing one site (oficial site of Finnish railroad: http://209.85.129.104/search?q=cache:3Bc6DbJ8QaIJ:https://www.vr.fi/heo/eng/lansi/lansilipu.htm+%22More+information+at+tel.+0600+41+906%22&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=uk)

Hello, Let's assume we have the following sentence: Look for it in the cupboard, it should be in there. What's a role of the preposition "IN" in this sentence and what would the difference be if it was omitted (...it should be there)? Thanks in

Hxcboatcaptain wrote: I wanted to include all of Europe since there are more English-speaking countries outside of Great Britain. What are these countries in Europe besides Ireland?

Hello, Why do so many native speakers often use "BE" instead of "IS" in the structures like this one: whether it be possible to do that... ? I also found lots of examples, where people add "WILL" before be, like: whether it will be possible to do

Hello, What does "What-so-ever" mean? Thanks