1, - I can't thank enough for your help. - .. A. I'd rather not B. My pleasure C. I don't mind D. My goodness I am confused between B and C but I will choose B as my answer. 2, - Could I have a table for two, please? - .. A.

I think you've mistaken "then" for "than". Because "then" shows the time sequence while "than" is used in comparison. But anyway, "prefer sth/sb to sth/sb" is the structure here.

It's generous, my friend. I've looked it up in the dictionary .

But how about "clear away"?

Oops, I made a mistake. I mean "why choose A not C". "Why to choose" is wrong.

Which word would you choose to fill in the gap following? John tidied the living room while I cleared __ the dirty dishes. A. away B. out C. up D. off I chose A and the answer key was also A. But when I looked up the dictionary to verify the

What do you think is the mistake in the following sentence? Some of the stiffest competitions that jackals face on the plains of Africa comes from vultures . The answer key is A but I think B must be competition, not competitions.

Yeah, I know that "the next/following day" is ok. What I need to know is whether "the day after" is alright too. Anyway, thank you very much for your enthusiasm.

I wonder whether "tomorrow" in direct speech could be changed into "the day after" in reported speech. If not, then why is "yesterday" in direct speech" be changed into "the day before" in reported