1) I hope to the birthday party tonight. (a) I' shall able to come (b)to be able to come <<answer B is correct. After the verb “hope” it’s almost always followed by infinitive. If this sentence structure is too complex, you

CalifJim, Where are you in Calif ? Goodman also lives in Calif; San Jose to be exactly. My pleasure to be among you !

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""We hope that the republics will be willing to ratify the treaty."" 1.Can we use are willing instead?if not why? 2.how about will be will ?is it possible to use in this sentence or not?why When we hope for something, that something could

I believe this has to do with how a country came about more than a grammatical question. United States of America as implied is a country formed from the unification of many states during the Civil War. United Kingdom and Soviet Union on the other

1) Computer can listen to him speaking.<< why we use "him" not "his"? If we change the question as follows, it may be easier to understand. I can hear him . This is a complete sentence. There is a subject, aux, verb and object. If we

” and hard to navigate. Can anyone offer some assistance ? Thanks Goodman

These examples I think are tricky. 1) Do you drive to work? I am pretty certain - B) No, I take the train now- is the correct answer because the question was asked in a simple present form and thus the answer should be given accordingly in

Hello everyone, Let me introduce myself. My online name is Goodman, born in HK and immigrated to the US at 16. I started working in factories when I was13. My education background is not very