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

Any grammar book can provide you with. Google will give you enough links to immerse yourself in. http://www.google.ru/search?client=opera&rls=ru&q=verb+agreement&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

Hi. Welcome to English Forums. Hi, is 'test' work the same way as 'testamony', if not what's their difference. You had better check dictionaries for such words. To my knowledge, testamony doesn't exist. Testimony is a

Hi It is extremely important to recognize just how strong an investment (object) the world has (the world has an investment) , and each of us has (an investmenat) as part of the world ( in the capacity of being the part of the world ), in

There are some suggestions which might be of use. We use it when referring to the decision which has been just made (in the moment of speech) It is a nice car! I will probably buy one.     We don't use it when implying something planned

Yeah, I know this word. Thank you, RayH. It was about 1 a.m. when I was trying to figure out. It appears my brain was playing tricks on me.

Thank you, RayH. What did he say next? "In tell, it's classified on both top secret". That's what I heard. I didn't hear this on the recording. Could you tell what you can make out of it? Thanks in advance. It's on

Could anyone take a look at it?

Hi. Welcome to English Forums. If from context, you didn't provide us with, you are implying the place that's destination of the books, then: - This is where I carry my books to/towards Carry around is an idiomatic phrase.