I'd be happy if someone would answer my questions. Thanks in advance. Concerning the following 2 sentences ---- A: Tom is being honest today. B: The weather is being fine today. I think A is correct, and it means Tom is usually

I'd be happy if someone would answer my questions. Thanks in advance. Is the following sentence correct? When the tourists come around here, they turn back, thinking they have lost their ways.

I'd be happy if someone would answer my question. Thanks in advance. Are the following 2 sentences correct? If so, what's the difference? A: The train was already in motion and was off in a few minutes. B: The train was already moving and

I'd be happy if someone would answer my questions. Thanks in advance. Are the following 2 sentences correct? If so, what's the difference? A: I'm going to be married next month. B: I'm going to get married next month.

Of course I know what the correct version is. What I want to know is if my explanation why the original sentence is wrong is correct. I'd be happy if you give me an answer.

I'd be happy if someone would answer my questions. Thanks in advance. Concerning the sentence: However you try hard, you won't succeed. --- (A) I think "However" naturally refers to some kind of Way / Method, and it's OK if it refers to an

I'd be happy if someone would answer my questions. Thanks in advance. Are the following 2 sentences correct? If so, what's the difference? (Sorry no context) A: The day will come when you have no war. B: A day will come when you have no

I'd be happy if someone would answer my questions. Thanks in advance. Are the following 2 sentences correct? If so, what's the difference? (Sorry no context) A: What he said seemed to be right to me. B: What he said sounded to be right to

－－I see well. I want to know one more thing. Is there any possibility that we can see A as meaning "If you were to go down the national highway it wouldn't be so crowded?

I'd be happy if someone would answer my questions. Thanks in advance. Are the following 2 sentences correct? If so, what's the difference? A: Two hours later, the national highway wouldn't be so crowded. B: Two hours later, the national