It's clearly Japanese English. "That little something extra."

Is "he went missing" grammatically correct?

Being grammatically correct doesn't mean the sentence is idiomatic or natural . You seem to have struggled between these two dilemma with most of your posts. While proper grammar takes time to develop, we can learn natural sounding English

Jane Austen wrote: "If I can but see one of my daughters happily settled at Netherfield, and all the others equally well married, I shall have nothing to wish for." in Pride and Prejudice. I am confused the use of "can but do"

What's another word for something that is created for the purpose of being the opposite of something else? Thanks

Hi~ i am student of korea. I'm very interested in studying english. During studing engish, i wondered that how other people study english grammar . Because my mother tongue is korean language , i have to study english grammar in

so is it *i have a fever or *i have fever??

ask "Do Angels lie?"..The devil will say yes.:P.The angel will say no..

1. I often work over time. Correct? 2. My finance is not very good recently. finance here is correct or change to Adj? 3. I have matched your 15 points of view of 20 points. Friend of mine gives me 20 viewpoints. I think there are 15

coonvert this into passive voice: He wants to eat mango.