I would use something more like "I've never known anyone to...." I'm sure the original "see" isn't to be taken literally, but I don't like the possible mental image.

You would use the when you are giving more information. When he flew in the second time, he really frightened his neighbors. By the third time, they were fine.

2 is best; 4 if you make perspectives plural our perspective (we probably have only one) Again, patient's - unless patients' have more than one perspective company's / companies' - same as above.

Use the apostrophe. I've also seen it as New Year Eve without the possessive at all, as in Christmas Eve.

I had never heard that word until I watched CSI New York this week. I'm not sure if they are real, or just something that they made up for the show. If you watched the episode, it was explained that it has to do with combining sex and food. It

Just yesterday I asked a friend to help me lift a heavy box down from the shelf. I didn't even notice that it was the opposite of 'lift/lift up'.

There appears to be a difference of opinion as to the meaning of the original posts. Are we counting the times the moon is looked at, or are we talking about the action of two people? Given the latter, I would use gaze to be perfectly

Could you help me with these 2 sentences please? 1 This site won't allow you to connect to it if you're already connect from another computer. They should make it so that if you are connected from another computer, that you get

I believe there was a New Yorker cartoon some years back showing a dog typing at a terminal, and the caption was " Ont he internet no one know you're a dog." Or a thug .

Except for the fact that I don't know what fillers are, it looks fine to me.