I will go to my agent for some help on this, but for the sake of studying English, please help me interpret this paragraph on a letter my insurance company sent me: Supplement spousal liability insurance provides bodily injury liability coverage

What's the device that many Asian families install in their kitchens to suck up smokes while cooking. They need it since they often stir-fry. Exhaust fan. I try to distinguish the expansive kind, costs often $200 to $300, usually installed

What's the device that many Asian families install in their kitchens to suck up smokes while cooking. They need it since they often stir-fry.

I often find I'm in situations where I read an open book but have to use my hands for other things, such as typing. So I'm looking for a way to hold the pages open without my hands. Do you have an idea?

This is from "Native Speaker" by Chang-rae Lee, a fiction mainly talks about his interracial relation with his White wife. I don't understand well a few things on the next two paragraphs. I read through the list twice sitting in our

I just had a talk with UPS customer service. I told them "If I come to pick it (the package) up, where should I go to?" Now I'm off the phone, I'm thinking, should I have said "If I came to pick it up ..." The idea is

Although it's raining. he called the service desk and ordered humidifiers (to) be sent to his hotel room. Is it wrong to have 'to' there? Why?

Why is the first sentence demeaning or patronizing? President Reagan came to Nancy's defense. President Reagan came to Mrs. Reagan's defense.

"The disease gets around primarily by sexual intercourse, exchange of bodily fluids, shared needles, and blood transfusions." What's the rule for using singular or plural nouns in a sentence like this one? Why not 'sexual

Good real estate agents are available in the spring than in the winter.