If you want a name for it, 'electronic clinical studies monitoring system' probably - but if you want to make it easier to understand what it is, then 'electronic system for monitoring clinical studies'.

No - we use 'sleep-deprived'.

In BrE we'd normally say 'I like to get about' if the meaning is related to moving from place to place. 'I like to get around' carries a slight suggestion that the individual has lots of sexual partners. We wouldn't

What is B really doing in line 2? 'Hey Bob' isn't really a question. Think of it this way - if B didn't respond at all, what would A probably think? Yes, I think 'accepting a refusal' is a good description.

Yes - or even just 'making a request' & 'refusing a request'.

I'm going to be cruel to be kind here.. I think you're giving up a little too easily - a couple of the other functions in that dialogue are quite obvious (line 3 & 4). Why not have a go and ask people if they think you're

Sorry, - I meant to say 'the population are concerned' in that 3rd from last line. Duh!

Can you check this translation It does not matter , what my name is , which is my name , nor neither my race, nor neither my beliefs; let's say my name is John. I am a man, as any man of the world that feels distressed about before the

I'm afraid your question makes no sense.

Don't worry, a lot of native speakers don't get it either - including me . Personally, I use 'is' when the components of the noun are acting collectively. For example, the committee meets, the organisation is growing, the