I thought "You made it" means "you finally did it" with a meaning of "successful". Several days ago I joined a gathering. I was among 3-4 people who was a bit early. The organizer (I dont' know him too well)

I have some confusion about how to use "Appointment". I always thought that "Appointment" means "formal appointment". i.e. business appointment. "I have an appointment with someone at 3pm" sounds very

"Please find the attached documents for you to have a look ." I think there is another way of saying "for you to have a look". It sounds strange. Thanks.

Hi, Just wondering if anyone could tell me the difference between: A. I am wondering B. I was wondering I understand that one is in past tense and one is in present, but other than that can someone point me in the right direction where I could

A. 90% of all students were employed. B. 90% of all students was employed. Just wondering which of these are correct. Thanks.

Hi, Just wondering which one of these is correct: 1. I am sending to you a second request because they have not received the first official transcript you sent. 2. I am sending to you a second request because they did not receive the first

Normal 0 Hi, Just wondering which one is correct? I think I should use simple past when the time is given. Is that correct? I have already requested the official transcript from XXX University on March 10 and they should arrive shortly. I

I am not sure where to post this question: This is from a TV script: Normal 0 "Now Annie, all of 12, has always been precocious, but she’s got a good head on her shoulders and I like it when she uses it ..." I know that "all of

Appreciate if someone could interpret/parse this sentence for me: "If companies believe they can earn a greater return on cash invested in their business than it would cost to borrow money, they can increase the return on shareholders'

Hi Clive, You mentioned that you got your TESL teaching qualification in college. Do you know if VCC has a good program? I am also in Canada... :) Thanks.