Eladio, > Yes, grammatically correct too. Here is the definition of happen: http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/h/h0054300.html 2. To take place. So we could write this as.... What took place? What happened? What took place

See the article in the NY Times (free but registration required).... Marlon Brando, Oscar Winning Actor, Is Dead at 80 http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/02/movies/02CND-BRANDO.html?hp=&pagewanted=print&position= **** In ``A Method to

English is spoken at work.

> The Actors Studio. You can verify this by just using Google. http://www.actors-studio.com/ This is much like "Lou Dobbs Moneyline" show on CNN. To be grammatically correct, it should be Lou Dobbs' Moneyline. But it isn't. They did not

Eladio, 1) What happened to you? Common and accepted. 2) What it happened to you? I am not sure that it is grammatically correct. It sounds very awkward. Not used in UK or US. 3) What did happen to you? Sounds awkward, though it

Hi Miriam, Thank you for the time and effort to respond to my questions. > Generally I agree with your comments above. Where I might differ is where you wrote, "I think it is a good idea to use commas at the beginning and the end of it to

> Two broken hearts are better than one. > I was with a nice guy for more than one year (yes it's a lot!). Everybody saw us as the perfect couple. I loved him, he loved me...yeah...It was what I was thinking. One day he dumped me for an

Hi, I am going to ask about three sentences. I will give you two options to choose from in each instance. Where I have difficulty is when I have a subordinate clause buried in the middle of the sentence. I will try to elaborate where I have