Hi, Please tell us why you want to teach others English if you yourself think your Englsih is not good?

As always, your comments are greatly respected.

Hi, The forum will help with your mistakes after you have tried doing it yourself. But we won't do the correcting before that.

? No. have is a non-progressive verb Hi CJ, Just to clarify my own understanding. We can say " He looks like he is hav i ng a bad hair day", can't we ?

Well, Thanks for the comment. But I think this sounded bumpier than the one posted.

I need an opinion on this sentence. My wife said this didn't sound right but I disagree. "A party is going take place at John's place". She said "there are too many places in the sentence". I felt they served

This is my 2 cents which you may take or leave. First, when you post a question, please provide adequate context so that we can have something to attach your question to. Sentence fragment is hard to be defined sometimes. So "Citizens with

Hi GG, Thanks for your pointing out my goof! After posting my comment this morning hastily as I was being hurried by my other half to leave for some banking errands before they close at noon, something hit me regarding my posted comment like

Reverse logic: A) Where is Mary? B) She is over there. There is - is not a subject. So the correct answer is She. A) But I came from there. I didn't see her. Here, her is the object

I don't hear weather described as "charming" too often, but my ear doesn't reject it and I don't think the way you've used it is wrong. It might be more common to talk about a day being charming, though.