Anonymous wrote: All suspects but he denied having committed the crime. "But he" or "But him"? Which one is correct? I take CJ's signature as a self-evident truh, i.e. there are no facts, only interpretations. And this is my

Anicas wrote: Is this correct/possible? Unless Susannah had fought for her dream, she wouldn't have had the chance to study for an engineering degree. Thanks It seems that "unless" doesn't match past participles well in your sample, but it

Clive wrote: Hi, It seems to me to be about reasoning, as you yourself note in your thread title. What is the specific grammar-related question here? Best wishes, Clive I think Clive is right about his opinions. This doesn't have

I know when we want to distinguish a stepfather from a biological father, it seems all right to say biological father. What about a biological brother? Are there any native speakers use that?