Dear Friends, Could anyone please let me know which two of the four sentences given below are correct. 1) Which terrorist group could have set the bomb off? 2) Which terrorist group could set the bomb off? Considerng that the explosion

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Thanks a lot Cool Breeze. You suggested that I could also say "I worked.." But I believe that the event in the first clause occured before the event in the second clause, so it should be past perfect (the first clause) instead of simple past. I

Hello Friends, Could someone please let me know whether the below sentence is correct or not. As I had been working on a critical problem till two days ago I picked up your problem yersterday. Thanks Sabya

There are two catagories of English grammar books avaliable in the market. 1) Prescriptive : This kind of books teach how to correctly use various english words, how to use various forms of Tense/Determiners/Prepositions etc.. I belive

Rose, I apologize for the inconvenience. My query was resolved by Micawber's reply. After posting my question I went to the Cambridge Dictionary and found that it's a countable noun. Thank You, Sabya

Thanks for the reply Micawber. I checked in the Cambridge Dictionary for the word "Service". It says noun 1 a system or organization that provides for a basic public need: the ambulance/health/postal/prison service It's a Countable noun,

Dear Friends, Please correct these sentence. The USPS does not provide the postal service in our area. Is the usage of "the" is legitimate here? If so, can we consider "Postal Service" Sporadic or Generic reference ? Please help me.

Hello Friends, Could someone please help me to appreciate whether the below two sentences are correct or not. 1) Let's stand somewhere (that) we can be easily conspicuous If the above sentence is correct, can we consider " we can be

Thank a lot Clive & Cool Breeze.