Hi, I am confused which of the following 2 is correct - He told the teacher that - 1. he was liked by the whole class. 2. he is liked by the whole class. This is a question which appeared in a test.So I want to know which is more suitable.I felt

Hi, Which of the following 2 expressions is correct(if at all any one is correct) - 1. A two days' visit 2. A two day's visit Can someone please explain which is wrong and why?

I am in more confusion now.I will give the full question here.We have to identify the parts of sentence which are correct from the given options - 1. So once an economy is actually in recession, 2. the authorities can, in principle, move the

Thanks for your reply Alphecca.But can you tell me what is wrong with the usage "out of slump" ? And is there nothinh wrong with the usage of hypen?

Hi, Here a sentence has been broken into 4 parts.We have to identify which part is grammatically or usage wise incorrect. 1. It is sometimes told that democratic 2. government originated in the city-states 3. of ancient Greece. Democratic ideals

Hi, Here a sentence has been broken into 4 parts.We need to identify which parts are incorrect grammatically or usage wise. 1. So once an economy is actually in recession, 2. the authorities can, in principle, move the economy 3. out of slump -

Hi, Please let me know what is wrong with this idiom usage - "When I returned home, I began to read everything I could get my hand on about Israel ." I feel something is wrong in the sentence with respect to the idiom usage.Please help.

Thanks a lot Jim for your explanation. I just got confused between "began" and "have begun". But can you tell me why is "began" wrong here? And should we use "have <verb>" with similar sentences having

Hi, Since 1986 when the Department of Labor began to allow investment officers’ fees to be based on how the funds they manage perform, several corporations began paying their investment advisers a small basic fee, with a contract promising higher

Hi, I read the following sentence in a leading magazine - "If it is to secure its long-term relationship with Iraq, the superpower had better adjust fast to the idea that Iraq is once again a sovereign country, one that has a powerful sense