I love this song, thank you for putting it up here Clive :)

Thank you for the answer Mr.Micawber.

Hello everyone, I have a question relating the structures where the verb like "recommend", "advise", "suggest" and similar introduce the dependent clauses with the subjunctive form employed. Here's an example: 1.

Hello everyone, I'd like to ask about the proper tense sequence in the sentences introduced by the verb "recommend", as in the following examples: 1."So it was recommended to wait until equilibrium has been established." 2.

Thank you for the explanations RayH and CalifJim.

Hello everyone, I've noticed that when a noun precedes another (proper) noun, as a designation of that following proper noun, like a profession of a person or similar, giving a closer desription or classification of the following proper noun,

Thank you very much for the explanationVerb_aTIM.

Hello Grammar Geek and Calif Jim, It is interesting and surprising to me that 'd can stand for contracted "did" . It's really strange that I've never come across it earlier. I thought the contraction 'd is used instead of

Hello Cool Breeze, Thank you for the answer. I guess that was what he said actually. The transcript I checked wasn't the original but english titles for the movie and I guess that was incorrect translation. After listening again the scene I

Hello everyone, It's close to the beginning of the New Year and I would like to wish all the best to all the teachers and learners on Englishforums Happy New Year I was watching a movie and in one scene one movie character is asking the