The following data is some Google search I made to find how "the" should be used. I'm wondering why Canadians, Australians and Germans produced markedly quite opposite results to the rest. The hits for Canadians, Australians and Germans suggest to

I' m qualified to be a cook since passing the national examination. Hi, is the tense in this sentence used correctly? Should I change the tense of "I'm"?

I had watched as Peking and Moscow became rivals for the role of leadership in the... Hi, what kind of "as" is being used in above sentence? "As" has a lof of definitions in dictionaries, so it's really hard for me. Thank you.

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(1) The difference between Tom, Pesopo and Putang is that Tom and Pesopo are boys, while Putang is a girl. (2) The difference s between Tom, Pesopo and Putang are that Tom and Pesopo are manly and unkind, while Putang is unmanly and kind.

Thanks!!! If we don't specify a specific date, we could say "I hope he HAS made it."...correct?

I wish he has made it okay last month. Should we take this sentence as a contrary-to-fact statement? I don't think so, I think "he has made it okay" is a fact; otherwise the verb "have" should be "had". I guess "wish" is the same as "hope" in

"How do catbirds, jays, and jackdaws differ from one another? What does this sentence exactly mean? (1) How do catbirds differ from jays? How do jays differ from jackdaws? How do jackdaws differ from catbirds? (2) How does a catbird

Either "to" or "for" is OK for natives, isn't it?

If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates?