Can i say ; what motivate does Ms. Jay to learn English as a second language?. thanks No, sorry, but you can say "What motivates Ms. Jay to learn English as a second language?" You CAN say "What does

Though I'm glad this person asked because I had totally forgotten about this thread and re-reading it was like learning it all anew. (I never knew that you could call G in the G major scale "do" in the US. I thought do was always C,

I guess my opinions are not really contributing to a learning environment, so never mind. It's really impossilbe to say who the author of those words was referring to. The world at large, people who agreed with the Bush administration

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You could, for example, read this thread.

Which statement is correct? Sarah and I are going shopping. Sarah and me are going shopping Would you say "Me is going shopping"? Use the pronoun you would use if Sarah doesn't come.

That is when you develop an in-house style guide. Whenever you use it, you use it the same way. For example, in my company "wastewater" is always one word. It avoids the need to look in multiple dictionaries and consult multiple sources.

Downside? Liability? Unfortunate outcome? Detriment. Looking at www.thesaurus.com under benefit: Antonyms: disadvantage , handicap , harm , hindrance , hurt , loss , misfortune

Send me a copy. It doesn't matter if your wife gets one or not. It won't change the pronoun. And PLEASE, don't change it to "Send a copy to my wife and myself." That's even worse! (But alas, so common.) "Me" is

Welcome to the forums. We will help you after you write your first draft. It's not "help" if we simply do an assignment for you. For you to learn, you have to try to do things yourself. Remember that you will need to