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All on a sudden , a group of army personnel lorried by a Captain appeared by the shop. Is the sentence correct? Thanks. Hi, Abil. I can't find the verb "lorry". To be exactly, I can't find it in online dictionaries. But

Why use "is" instead of "are"? Because "is" relates to the word "40 percent". Welcome to the Forums, by the way.

Hi teachers, I'd like to ask if three of the sentences below are correct. 1. Artist Soong is in town to exhibit his latest work (s) that once was(were) banned because of showing them at a number of local galleries. 2. Artist

Nice and clear explanation, Jim. Thank you.

Example: He had the distinct honor of talking to/speaking with the professor. Answer.

Hi. Welcome to English Forums. I guess it says "I can vivify and exhilarate those meetings".

Is this OK? 1. This car offers everything that we expect it to . It has everything that we await of it. (how would you say this?) I would use the first one. "Await" doesn't fit here. Thanks

Hi, friends. I have got some sentences I would like you to peek at. Could you share your thoughts about them? - Fifteen different ways I come up with today. (There were some new ideas, plans or decisions he made up or stumbled upon, right?). Just

and there's no need for the perfect present tense, as was suggested by Fandorin Hi. Thanks for bringing this up. There is nothing wrong either, I guess. Just is often used with it and I'm