• Man of principle

  A man of principle and a man with principle, are these the same? Thanks. bmo
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by bmo 4 yr 25 days ago

• Re: Encroach

  Ok, if it is a trespassing, it is ok, right? This is one meaning other than taking away someone's land, right, etc. Thanks. bmo k
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by bmo 4 yr 110 days ago

• Encroach

  When police move in closer and closer to a bad guy's hideout stealthily, can you use the word encroach? Thanks. bmo
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by bmo 4 yr 111 days ago

• Re: Crescent

  Thanks. I got it completely. bmo
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by bmo 4 yr 114 days ago

• Re: Crumple and crumble

  Thanks a lot. bmo
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by bmo 4 yr 114 days ago

• There is /are

  There is a cat and dog. There are a cat and dog. Which is correct? Thanks.
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by bmo 4 yr 114 days ago

• Crumple and crumble

  The regime crumpled. The regime crumbled. The house crumpled. The house crumbled. Are crumple and crumble interchangeable in these applications? Thanks.
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by bmo 4 yr 115 days ago

• THERE IS/ARE

  There is a cat and a dog. (Is this wrong?) Thanks.
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by bmo 4 yr 115 days ago

• Re: Crescent

  Half moons are first and last quarter moons, and since they are half, they are not crescent. Thanks. bmo
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by bmo 4 yr 116 days ago

• Re: Crescent

  The root is from Latin crescere, to increase or grow. Doesn't it only say about growing bigger, meaning first quarter? Thanks.
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by bmo 4 yr 116 days ago
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