Some part of the given sentence is underlined.Four choices for rephrasing the underlined part follow each sentence.Please tell me which option is grammatically correct and effective. Jamieson's proposal wa rejected for several reasons, the

Some part of the given sentence is underlined.Four choices for rephrasing the underlined part follow each sentence.Please tell me which option is grammatically correct and effective. Most nations regard their airspace as extending upward as high

Hi Grammar Geek, Thanks for your reply.But the examples you have given are with "promoted" and "charged". Even if we use "I was promoted" and "I was charged" , they sound fine. But somehow "I was

Ohh..there was a typo error in the first line of my last post.I have written - "Here is what is mentioned in the dictionary about the usage of Abil " It should be "Here is what is mentioned in the dictionary about the usage of

Hi Abil, Here is what is mentioned in the dictionary about the usage of Abil - American Heritage Dictionary - Cite This Source - Share This ar·rive Audio Help (ə-rīv') Pronunciation Key intr.v. ar·rived, ar·riv·ing, ar·rives 1. To reach a

Hi, I read this sentence in a TIME magazine article - " I was a senior counternarcotics official recently arrived in a country that supplied 90 percent of the world’s heroin." I am not sure how this sentence is correct.Can we use "I

Hi, I am not very clear with the usage of "even so".I do not understand what it exactly means and what words can be used synonymously to replace it.Here is a sentence i read today - " This week's negotiations are the latest in a

Thanks for your reply Mister Micawber. I agree with your explanation.As I said, I feel "cornerstone" is correct. But in the explanation given to me,its mentioned that "cornerstone refers to a significant target so it is inapt."

Thanks Clive for your reply.But I am not convinced with your answer.I read this link posted on this site itself - http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/stat.htm . Here its mentioned we can not use "see" and "sad"

Hi, I think the following 2 sentences are incorrect - 1) It is saddening to see that people die of hunger even after 60 years of independence. 2) It is high time the common man is disabused of his illusive hope of seeing India as a developed