I learned that the following sentence is gramatically correct. "ABCDEF Inc. is one of the best company in the USA." In this sentence "company" seems to be a collective noun meaning companies. Then, I suppose I can say

I hear "the" is generall added to hotel names and even if "the" is not added to a hotel name in writing, "the" is sill pronouced. But I am not sure about the usage of the in relation to hotels. Please advise which of

Avangi, Thank you very much for you rreply Sorry for my incorrect writing. ( I meant no such necessity... ) Yury

What's the difference between" as follows" and "as below" ? I assume in case of as follows, the next related sentence ( information ) must begin after "as follows:" while there is such necessity in case of

Hi clive Thanks a lot. Yury

are planning to start selling . . .' Best wishes, Clive Hi Clive, Thank you very much. Yury

Our economy is in recession and we have to do constant salese effors at the time like this. Does "at the time like this" sound right in the above sentence?

I am not sure which choices 1-3 are appropriate. We are planning to sell English beer here 1) this year. 2) from this year. 3) in this year. Please explain. Thank you.

I feel the following sentece sounds a bit unnatural but I can not find clear gramatical erros. Please tell whether it is acceptable. Thank you. "We are working for all people's health and future."

CalifJim wrote: OK. In that case you can say a Japan Trade magazine . My preference would be simply an issue of Japan Trade . CJ Hello, Clear. Thank you again. Yury