• Re: lain barren (?)

  . It is so that the land may rest. Kind regards, Goldmund
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by goldmund 3 yr 258 days ago Regards, Metaphors

• Re: who/whom

  Dear HMFindlay, You may use «whom» when it is the object of a verb. You may also use «whom» after a preposition. Kind regards, Goldmund
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by goldmund 3 yr 258 days ago Regards, Verbs, Prepositions, Whom

• Re: Definition of Dogmatic - Can it apply to a person's tone of speech?

  Dear sir, It is my opinion that we may not call a tone of speech «dogmatic». It would be possible otherwise to say «I do not know» dogmatically, no? Kind regards, Goldmund
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by goldmund 3 yr 263 days ago Regards

• Re: Using "anti-American".

  . Kind regards, Goldmund
  Controversial Subjects by goldmund 3 yr 264 days ago Regards

• Re: Using "anti-American".

  . Kindest regards, Goldmund
  Controversial Subjects by goldmund 3 yr 265 days ago Regards

• Re: test question

  into an elm has interfered with its natural course. Kind regards, Goldmund
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by goldmund 3 yr 265 days ago Regards

• Re: is, would be

  regards, Goldmund
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by goldmund 3 yr 265 days ago Regards

• Re: have sb do

  opinion. Kind regards, Goldmund
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by goldmund 3 yr 265 days ago Regards

• Re: meaning

  in the opinion of the speaker. Kind regards, Goldmund
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by goldmund 3 yr 265 days ago Regards

• Re: aren't I

  Dear Teo, I have heard British people say «am I not?». In my opinion it is not common. It is emphatic or humorous I think. Kind regards, Goldmund
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by goldmund 3 yr 265 days ago Regards, British People
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