Which one is grammatically correct? 'It seems not to be working'. 'It seems to not be working'. 'I told him not to touch that box'. 'I told him to not touch that box'.

Are there any rules as to when the hyphen should be used with nouns? For example, is it the drumkit, the drum kit or the drum-kit? How do we know when there should be a hyphen, when there should not be one, and when the words can be written

... name the action of making sure the concertgoers do not have guns, knives or any kind of forbidden elements with them before entering the venue?

And are they correctly constructed? 1) It sends me shivers down my spine. 2) It makes stand up the hair on my back. 3) It gives me goosebumps. Thank you.

Anyone out there? It should be "Then it's time I disappearED, right?".

Are they the same? If not, what's the difference?

Which are they? Thanks.

Hi there. I'm new here. I'm a huge fan of the heavy metal band Metallica, and in one of their songs called I Disappear a line goes like this: "Then it's time I disappear...". I'm not an English native speaker, though I've been practicing/learning