No, but is there a reason you don't call you friend by name?

will have been repairing... but it's hard to think of an example when you would use this. In another 10 minutes, I will have been repairing this engine for two full hours?

Well, perhaps we are simply reading thing differently. Let's take another example. You have one red shirt and you have one blue shirt. Would you say: I have a red shirt and a blue shirt. I have red and blue shirts. (Sounds like you may have

What name did you try to create?

Weren't we talking about degrees in music before? My head spins. Yes, lower-case e is probably better, given that there are various specific degrees and plain old "Economics" is one of them. And grammatically, saying you have

I would like to know which is correct. A:Many teens love to ride roller coasters, which they think are exciting. The roller coasters are exciting. B:Many teens love to ride roller coasters, which they think is exciting. The action of riding the

I think you've worked this out for yourself. With the word "will" you use the main form of the verb, not the inflected from. He comes; he will come. It tastes; it will taste. etc.

There are many sample leave letters here. Find one that is close to what you need and write your version here and someone will take a look.

asylum Hi Anon, That's not correct, at least no where I live. An asylum is where people with extreme mental illness go.

What is the key difference in those sentences? What is in one and not the other?