Hi guys, In the following sentence, should the word "demands" be changed to "demand"? Is it uncountable noun? I'm wondering whether the present form is ok or not? Thansk for your comments in advance. pb -- Fortunately, his

Hi guys, Which one of the followings is the best interpretation for the sentence underlined? 1. Applicants who are chosen should have more than two years customer service experience in the past. 2. Applicants who are chosen will have more than two

Hi guys, I don't understand quite well the words marked in red in the following sentences. Would you take a look at them and comment some about what they possibly mean? Thanks pb -- Q.1 W: Wait, wait. You’re jumping ahead. What about the

Hi guys, I came across the word, "front house", regarding hotel business. What does that mean? front desk? Any difference? Thanks for your consideration. pb

Hi guys, I came across the word "co-op" for a person. Does that mean "intern"? What is it and how is it different from "intern"? Thanks for your help. pb

Hi everyone, Can the words "permanent student" be used for "full-time student"? In the following situation, what do you think is the best interpretation of the words? (At first I thought it as "permanet residents" but

Hi again~ Which of the following sentences is correct or better to use in daily lives, you think? thanks pb -- 1. Would you like to go for coffee? 2. Would you like to go for a cup of coffee?

Thanks Avangi, As for self-started, what I wanted to know was whether the word as an adjective form is used for persons, like "self-started person" or "He is self-started." ? What do you think about this? Thanks again pb

Hi guys, Is this word "self-started" used for persons? And is the word "team worker" often used? Thanks pb

Hi again, When I ask somebody about whether she wants to go to a show with us, which one of the followings is alright? 1. We'd like to go to a show. Would you like to join with us ? 2. We'd like to go to a show. Would you like to join us ?