Dear Teachers, need your help again.. Which of the following is correct? Prefer to Prefer over Given a choice, I would prefer whisky to vodka. ABC - preferred over Italian marble worldwide. (happened to come across an ad with such a

i) What's the difference between "speak" and "talk"? Which of the following are correct? 1) I would like to speak to you. 2) I would like to speak with you. (Is there a difference between 1 and 2?) 3) I would like to talk to you. 4) I

When would you "approve" something, and "approve of" something? Thanks..

What are the differences between the adverbs--fully, completely, entirely and totally--as used in the following sentences? I fully agree with you. I completely agree with you. I entirely agree with you. (sounds a bit odd!!) I totally agree

Can any of you please verify if the following contractions are valid (I'm pretty sure most of them are) and answer a few questions for me? cannot (or "can not"?) - can't could not - couldn't shall not - shan't (don't see this being used

Hi friends, I need your help on the following. I don't think my English is all that bad, but I frequently get confused when trying to use the following verbs. A detailed description with examples is as follows: ------- may might -------

Hi friends, Please help me with the following. Which of the following are correct? Please send her a mail. Please send a mail to her. Please send to her a mail. (This sounds a bit odd to me, but I would want to know if this construct is

Borrow: To receive money (or any object) from someone with the intention of returning it at a later date with interest. Lend: To let out money to someone on condition of repayment with interest.

thanks much for all the interesting information about festivals in Spain! I know Catalán is the language spoken in Barcelona and elsewhere in Catalonia. Do Catalán language and traditions differ from rest of Spain? Which parts of Spain are gallego

Hung is the past tense and pp of the verb 'hang' meaning 'to fasten or suspend' (e.g., hang a wall portrait). Hanged is the past tense and pp of the verb 'hang' meaning 'to execute' (e.g., they hanged the prisoner). Hope this helps!