Hi, on a website - usingenglish.com these 2 sentences goes on like: - I am against..(no article)...capital punishment. - He never listens to ..(no article).. classical music. however,in other sentence, 'the' is

At the depth of 130 m (is the "of" compulsory?) Yes, 'of' is compulsory. I can write it in another way: At 130 m depth, at a depth of 130 m, In the depth interval between 100 m - 130 m. - between 100 m

Hi, On a website- englishpage.com the correct answer(as displayed) for a grammar test question is: Tom ( call) is going to call when he (arrive) arrives in Madrid. He (stay) is going to stay with you for two or three days until his new

Hi, Please suggest me some logical answer or a grammar rule which rectifies this problem: I think this is correct: Nick: I am also going to do an internship so that when I leave school, I (complete, not only) will not only have