Jason, welcome to the forums. "Sooner or later" = eventually "Sooner rather than later" = soon It doesn't mean you want it to happen. It just means it will occur close to this point in time and not a long

It seems to me that you understand both phrases correctly! Smile" src="http://www.englishforums.com/emoticons/emotion-1.gif" mce_src="/emoticons/emotion-1.gif"> In fact ,I'm not sure that what do those

What do "sonner or later" and "sooner rather than later" mean? Someone explained as follows: 1."Sooner rather than later" indicates more immediacy to the action "Sooner or later" seems synonymous

Diligent work leads decent life. According to grammar and logic ,is this sentence above correct? Do we need to add 'to' after 'leads'? Thank you !

Hi,Avangi,thank you for so quick reply! What is the difference between go on doing and keep on doing?

Can someone tell me: What is the difference between go on to do,go on doing and go on with? Any help will be appreciated!

Are these both sentences below in red correct: The flavor is awesome. It sure is. This tastes great! It sure does. Thank you for your reply!

She's real pretty. Should ' real ' here be replaced with ' really ' ? I think we should put adv before adj. I'm looking forward to your reply! Thank you in advance!

Are these two sentences below correct : 1.The Spring Festival(Chinese Festival) is coming. 2.Spring Festival is coming. Thank you for your reply!

Are these sentences below all correct? 1. I can't login MSN Messenger. 2. I can't log into MSN Messenger. 3. I can't log in to MSN Messenger. In addition, Does "go online" mean "connect to internet"? What I confuse