Hi I'd like to know one is correct or which one seems more natural (and why if there is a reason) 1) My friend Tommy took me shopping in Paris last week. 2) My friend Tommy took me to go shopping in Paris last week. 3) My friend Tommy

I am not a native speaker (and neither was my teacher). But I was taught that: There IS (one item) and (two items) ... There ARE (two items) and (one item) ... there is even a term for this, it is called "law of proximity" or something

I found the following question in an exercise book. It is dangerous ... with fire. a) playing b) play c) to playing d) with playing Without looking at the choices, I would write "to play" . But since there is no "to play" for

(1) sleeping beauty (2) sleeping pills Hi, are both "sleeping" adjectives here?? And are they both gerund or the first one present participle and the second gerund? thanks.

My2sense wrote: From the Cambridge dictionary- Idiom a group of words in a fixed order that have a particular meaning that is different from the meanings of each word understood on its own: Proverb a short sentence, etc., usually

Hi, just want to know the difference between an idiom and a proverb. Thanks!!

thank you everyone. The dark above my head is gone now!!

Paco2004 wrote: Joey_five wrote: any other somments on the "watch to" usage?? Hello "The teacher watched (=be on alert) to see what his students would do" paco so you mean in this usage, "watch to" doesn't really mean watch, it means

any other somments on the "watch to" usage?? Thanks

thank you all. But what part of speech is "in order to" ? connective? or adverb? or???