Why I dislike Western Politics is shown here again. I need to ask those who are neither Turk, nor Armenian and claim "there had been an Armenian Genocide" this question: "Did you see it?". They have never attended an archeological or historical

I'm sorry but I couldn't get why we use or don't use "before" here. My intuition says "until fits better" but still could not get why "before" not. Can we briefly say "it is an idiomatic usage"? PS: At first sight, I got it. However, different

Well done. Thank you so much. PS: If you wish, here are some corrections for the Turkish section. 1- Hoşça kal(ın) are not seperated. It is "hoşçakal" or "hoşçakalın". 2- We do not say "özel birşey yok" so much. Instead, we often use

Thanks Nona. What I couldn't get is that mustn't we use "too" by means of "also" within comma? An example: Three experts came to the conclusion that the project had to be terminated at once. I, too, finally realized the project was too

Hey all! I came across with a question. It seems odd. ...... do they begin to build for us, ..... there come in the night other black people, from Pimville, and they ..... put up their houses of sack and grass. A- Scarcely/ than/ also B- Both/

Marius Hancu wrote: Nope. You'd need a future instead of didn't go in order for e) to work, say: By tomorrow, moody as I am, I will have probably changed my mind and won't go/won't be going home for the holidays after all. What I say is

Hi all. I have a question. I.........................my mind and .............home for the holidays after all. a-was changing /am not going b-changed / don't go c- have changed / won't be going d-change / haven't gone e-will have changed /

So would you use both in a question as choice? I mean, would it be an accurate question if we give both "so that" and "in order that" by means of choice.

Hey all! I really wonder if there is a slight difference between "so that" and "in order that". Thanks for your interest.

Thanks for your replies . Actually, I found two different answer keys for the same question. A really hypothetical situation,huh. Good night for all.