Hi I would like to look the difference between "satisfactory" and "satisfying". How should they be used? thanks!!

Thank you all. How about the negation of "have to". Is b) a more formal form too? "I have to finish the homework today." a) I don't have to .... b) I haven't to ...

a) If I didn't have so much homework to do, I would visit you tomorrow. b) If I hadn't so much homework to do, I would visit you tomorrow. I know a) is correct, but how about b)?? thanks a million!!

Hi all, I am not sure the term compound adjective really exists. Anyway ... When certain adjectives, such as "good-looking", "high-profile", are used in comparative, what their forms are? e.g."I am more good-looking than you" or "I am

Hi all, Are the following sentences all correct? If yes, is there any difference in meaning? a) Peter married Jane in 2000. b) Jane married Peter in 2000. c) Peter was married to Jane in 2000. d) Jane was married to Peter in 2000.

How about the following sentence: If you don't go to school tomorrow, I will kill you, won't I ? Is it correct? It seems the question tags follow the verbs of the main clauses, not the independent clause if it happens to have two or more

GG thanks for the explanation, it makes sense to me. But I see one exercise from a book: A: You always tell everyone what happens, don't you? B: Well, that's because I see so many movies, don't I ? Why is B useing "don't I" here?

Hi, I am puzzling which sentence is correct. 1) You are late because you missed the bus, aren't you? 2) You are late because you missed the bus, didn't you? and how about other sentence structure with if ...etc?? thanks!!

so ... for sentence 2), gets cannot be omitted because the verb in the second part is becomes , right ?

I have found the following 4 senteces in an exercise book. 1). The bigger a car is , the more expensive it is to run. 2). The older he gets , the more thoughtful he becomes. 3). The worse the weather, the more dangerous it is to drive on