No, guest, it should be want TO be able.

Hi, Vincent. Do you investment in this case! Subscribed capital is very specific, it is connected with shares and stock trade.

Hi, Chaya, WITH corrections. The corrections have been included.

Hi, x.mehrdad, “Which is the main motivation (for him to go through such a painful dual feeling of being the lover and the mistress), his love for his sister or the need and desire of proximity to the source of his pride?” It is his

Hello, x.mehrdad, Since I haven’t read Absalom, Absalom (which I now promise to do), I had to get some idea about the story and found a summery online. So I guess your question refers to Henry (brother), Judith (sister) and Charles Bon (husband

Hi, guest, It is the verb "turn" that requires a "to": Turn to page 111. But you open a book AT a page. The sentence you suggest (Turn to page 111) is grammatically correct but you can only turn to a page if you have already opend the book AT a

Hi, Chaya, Of the two, the second is correct: ensure that I will write... I would suggest "I will make sure that I will write without any mistakes."

Not being a native speaker, I will just make a guess: I believe "I'm your guy" here means I'm the person you need. If she had said "I'm your woman" that would have been understood as the right woman for her interlocutor in life. And I

Yes, x.mehrdad, I agree with you. He is talking about his PRIDE. He is just making a parallel with virginity, using words connected with virginity to talk about his pride, as the two are intertwined (his sister's virginity and his pride). About

I'll give it another try. There is a very good word for quantity (mathematical quantity) in my native language and it seems easy to me to figure it out but I find it difficult to explain it in English. Just try to think of quantity not as an