I've heard many people using strategise in their conversation and many other people disputing over the issue whether this word exists. Please help GB

This is easier. In the end usually means "finally, eventually, after all": He became happy in the end. At the end very often occurs with of: Nothing happened at the end of the month. There is a park at the end of the street. Thanks.

Quadratic Equation = (-b +- SQRT(b^2 - ****c))/2a ..Simple . Well actually, the comment wasn't a question in itself. It was something that I emphasized upon. Don't you think that this question is too lengthy for GMAT or GRE because we

Hello. Do we need to use a question mark when we have a comment at the end of our question? For example; Don't you think that this question is too lengthy for GMAT or GRE - w e need to use quadratic equation in the end ? GB

Usually a linking verb is followed by subjective form of the verb but what if we have a preposition immediately following a linking verb as in; This is between (me and him) OR (I and he). GB

"Why be a nurse?" Is there anything grammatically incorrect with this sentence? CB

You probably have to turn your dial all the way back to Edmund Wilson to find a writer possessing not just the discriminating sensibilities of Leonard but also the vibrant, restless inability to sit on a set of certainties. The latter , populist

Sorry Avangi. You are right. I didn't read the whole post as I was in a hurry; I'll keep that in mind in future. Thanks for the help. GB

This error can't be subject verb agreement. The error is with the helping verb and the main verb. Can someone else explain? GB

Well CJ that's the problem. First I checked in the dictionary and then on the internet. There was a contradiction so I asked you guys. GB