Hi, I would like to know what´s the difference between "in the end" and "at the end" in the end - end of something immaterial e.g. movie at the end - end of something material e.g, street Is that correct? Thanks.

Hi, could you please give me advice where I can find grammar explanation of using the pronouns: "David´s taller than ME" (not I) "He is stronger than HER" (not SHE) ... but "They´re smarter than WE." (Hope that examples are

Hi. "The library is only open on/in weekday mornings now". The preposition relates to "weekday" or "mornings"? Thank you.

Hi, I´d like to know why "less as" is not correct in this sentence: "I paid 1 pound for my seat, less as I thought it would cost." (correct is not so much as ) Thanks.

Is there any difference in meanings of these two sentences? Are both correct? I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother has cut it out for me. I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother cut it out for me. Thanks for your help.

Hi, the sentence below is not correct, why? I am annoyed of making excuses for your rudeness to our friends. (correct is tired ) I think they both have very similar meaning and I don´t see any grammatical mistake. Thanks.

Hello. My aunt and uncle had always quarrelled about their tee; she liked it strong but he wanted it weak. Why there is not the same past tense form in the both parts of the sentence? Thank you.

Hi. "There is none milk left." Is this correct? Thanks.

Hi, I found this explanation on the BBC: When we use few and little without the indefinite article, they usually have a negative meaning, but when we use them with the indefinite article, a little or a few , they have a more positive meaning.

It is. And according to what you wrote even more because this sentence is included in the entrance university exam.