Dear, The following sentence is in a song, and I don't understand its meaning. I'll never get over you getting over me Could you explain its meaning? Thanks!

Dear, The following sentence is in a song, and I don't understand its meaning. I'll never get over you getting over me Could you explain its meaning? Thanks!

Dear, Could you please tell me the differences between two sentences: He hasn't closed the door yet He has yet to close the door Thanks!

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Dear, I don't know in the sentence: Mary eventually got the car fixed , who fixed the car? Mary or garage men? If the garage men fixed the car, what are the differences between the sentence above and the sentence: Mary eventually had the car

Dear, I don't know what does the following sentence: If it weren't for Jim, this would be in a mess. mean? Does is mean: Something made this not in a mess because of Jim (If this is in a mess, something bad will happen to Jim) Or it

Thank you, Mister Micawber. So, in my second example, it is not another way of using the phrase "at the time". I was confused when reading that sentence in that book, because it is in a grammar excercise. There's neither a sentence before

Dear, Many people told me to use Management Director , but I also saw the use of Managing Director in some visit-cards. So, which one is correct? I don't know when should we use noun-noun compound noun, when should we use Ving-noun compound noun.

Dear, I usually use the phrase "at the time" in sentences like the following sentence: At the time I came back home, my parents were having dinner. But, yesterday, I saw the following sentence in my grammar book: At the time my aunt was looking

Oh, sorry, I have one more question: Could I say: Soay sheep (plural) , the old breed of sheep (singular) in existence, has changed little since 3500 .B.C ?