Hi, Komountain, would you mind to give me the answers toyour made up questions. I have bad grammars, so I'd like to see if my guesses are right. Thank you.

I'm confused. Which is correct. Tom is not rich but he likes fast cars. 1: If Tom had more money, he would buy a fast car. 2: If Tom had more money, he would have bought a fast car.

I don't mean the mean. that was just an example. i want to know if i start a sentence with "THE girls mean(or what ever word)" should i use an s after that word(mean/verb) or not. i'm not too good in explaining what i want to know, sorry.

How to write a cover letter? How to start?

He She It uses an s eg. he means, she means, It means and the rest uses "mean" (I, You etc...) so if we use "The" what form do we use? Thanks in Advance : )

What is the difference from a past participle and a past Tense? Can someone give an example of each to explain? Thank you

Hi, English isn't my first language, I have problems with speaking it. I want to speak more professionally. The problem is, eveytime i say something i seem to think of my own language and translate back to English so it seems weird. Are there

So, "in spite of" means the same as "despite"?

What do "inspite" and "despite" mean? I thought that it's better to ask here. I get a better and clearer explanation here because when i check in the dictionary I end up looking up for more words to understand one word. Thank you in advance.

But when you add an s it means plural, then if I use examples then how come the mean has no s. shouldn't it have an s too. hope you don't mind me asking too many questions.