He is very rich, having many investments abroad. He is very rich because / since he has many investments abroad.

Hi, again. I wonder whether the non-inversioned versions of these sentences work the same way as their inversioned counterparts. Could you tell us which ones are correct and which wrong? Thanks. How / however we conceptualize things has a lot to

Hi, Koyeen. Can you look at post #551967 (the second one in this thread)? I thought one could get that "look forward to" requires V + ing from the explanation I gave. I gave the general guidelines there. I did not mention the original

Hi, Kooyeen You are right. I forgot to mention "look forward to see..." is wrong. The correct form is "look forward to seeing..."

Hi, Mr Wordy. Wherever / where they went they were closely followed by security men. Is the sentence below correct, with or without comma after men? They were closely followed by security men(,) wherever / where they went.

merrily / perfectly acclaimed does not sound natural to me. critically / highly / universally / widely acclaimed sound fine.

"look forward to see ing* how ..." is not wrong. It means that someone wants to learn about something very much. Your last sentence does not sound natural to my non-native ear. * edited

These are the natural ones: Not until she turned 14 did the symptoms surface. It was not until she turned 14 that the symptoms surface d .

What do you want to learn about it? Its meaning : to feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen You can use it with simple present or present continuous without change in meaning. After "look forward to" you can

3. Who do you dislike? I dislike him . 4. Whom dislikes him? Aren't they right, MrP? :)