"My treat" means I am inviting someone/friends for movies/lunch/dinner/coffee/etc, and I'll pay for his/her/their share. Chris

The same reason why we don't write: "We celebrate the Christmas Day on Dec 25 every year" Articles "a", "an" and "the" are commonly not used for names of cities, countries, buildings, special days,

Try: 1- While it appears that Sweden and Italy have the same system of controlling X, our results have indicated a lower quality of X in Sweden as compared to that in Italy. We hypothesize that the low quality of X in Sweden may be due to the

Gary Webber, 46-year-old British local government worker who helped gather up our papers during the London rush hour, put it down to empathy . In your sentences, "put it down to empathy" means Gary believes it is the people's empathy

Good, convincing letter. Minor spelling errors and some enhancements. I have included the whole text here, as I am using a simple text editor (cannot highlight or format the error): Honorable Judge ***, I am the mother of Dennis (give full name).

Try: Water was overflowing from the bucket. (no need for "after it was filled" because overflowing already means being filled) Fermentation caused the rice that was crushed by the grinder to flow out from the utensil. Chris

I am uncertain about this, but I will try to answer. "History of websites" is "website history" (plural of history is history (AmE?), though my latest Oxford dictionary says it is histories. In that case, "website

I was about to reply with my answer, but I found a website (http://www.roomtowrite.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=498&pid=4323&mode=threaded&start=) that gives a better answer. Here it is: "Sentence Fragments. Watch out, because we

Both is correct. Which to use depends which word you wish to emphasise (e.g., emphasising high volume). (I) is to emphasise on "Oh", whereas (II) is the whole word "Oh, it's so cute". Chris