Thank you very much for your answers!

Just one quick question (a clarification, actually):  There are only two verb tenses in English, present and past, right? So, I can only say "present simple  tense " and "past simple  tense " and, since the rest of the verb

Thank you very much, Clive! You've been very helpful as usual

"The best bit of all was that David Slater was really knocked out by the gear - asked whether we went for that look all the time. I said only on special occasions and he laughed. Then he asked me for a dance!" (Part of a diary entry,

Is it that you don't have a conception in your mind of the meanings of these expressions, or that you understand what they mean, but would like to find better words to express them?? A little bit of both but not having a conception of the

Hello, everyone! I'm translating a text and I got stuck with a few words/phrases. I was hoping that someone could help me with them. I'm providing the full text, but I need explanations for the bold phrases only (this term "(human)

Thank you, Yankee! I've been racking my brains for the past few days trying to come up with an explanation. You helped a lot.

Hello, everyone! I was wondering if there is any significant difference between have something done and get something done Thank you!

Hello everyone! I've got two questions to ask: 1. Are "be going to" and the Present Continuous two completely interchangeable forms when we talk about expressing future plans? Is there any difference between "Henry is having a

Thank you, Clive! Thank you, Avangi! You really helped a lot.