How about "says" and "said"? Years ago, my English teacher taught me to pronounce these as and , and that's how I've been saying ever since. I've been living in North America for many years, and so far nobody has

Am I using the word among correctly here? I'm wondering if I should replace it with the word within . ... to form a network among our research institutes, business associates and the university research centres... Thank you! -Summer-

Hello, I usually say something like; "I'm going back home in late May ." And, I think most people speak this way too. But, I was told by a friend of mine that "I'm going back home late in May ." is more grammatically

Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Thank you for your explanation. Then, the sentence below would make sense? All carcinogens (such as radon) must have MCLGs (Maximum Contamination Level Goals) of zero. This is a non-enforceable goal. In

Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Hello, The following is from today’s Toronto Star. I don’t understand exactly what “outer guideline” means here. I will appreciate if somebody can explain it to me hopefully with another usage example. Thank