Question: What is the author assuming in the above agrument? Here is my two cents: First, Mr. Wright does drink something containing alcohol. Second, he does it not in a knowing manner.

Davidrock65 wrote: Dear teachers A1) I saw that Tyra had these big and black bags around her eyes when she didn't wear makeup. A2) I saw Tyra have these big and black bags around her eyes when she didn't wear makeup. B1) I saw that they

Some languages include concepts of which speakers of other languages are not even aware. Speakers of other languages are not even aware of concepts of some languages. Are they the same? Thank you ------------------------------------

Only choice E seriously weakens the argument.

Blackice wrote: I need to create a thread on my celebrity forum asking a question about who has the sweetest smile.. So in which way this question will draw more attention and be gramatically okay? Who has the sweetest smile? Which person has the

CalifJim wrote: Pioussoul, As mentioned above, the slash is a sign that you are to choose one ...
has seen it can forget ...? I take this to be different from the structure which Pioussoul brought

CalifJim wrote: I have spoken English all my life. I have read millions of words of English in thousands of books, newspapers, and magazines. I have studied English for years, especially the grammar of English. When I say that a word group is not

CalifJim wrote: who that has ... is not English. (And, of course, who who has ... isn't either.) We use he who has ... or whoever has ... instead.CJ I'm sorry, CJ, but I beg to differ. When you say some line is not English, what is your

Anonymous wrote: Pioussoul wrote: 5. Who who /that has conscience will do such a thing. Maybe " He who has coscience will do such a thing" would work better. (not "He that has

Teo wrote: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv313.shtml 1. Who is the woman wearing dark glasses that arrived five minutes ago? 2. Who is the woman wearing dark glasses who arrived five minutes ago?