My colleague is manager grade and I would like to borrow one of his subordinate to my department. Am I right to say "Who is your subordinate colleagues? I would like to borrow one of your subordinate to my department."

I have a meeting with my overseas collegues talking about the new application used in my country. Before I ask the questions of the application, I want to know if he or his colleagues know about the application. Am I right to say "Does

Oneday, my oversea colleague call me discussing a problem. I haven't seen him before and doesn't know his name. He introduce himself to me and start our conversation. During the mid of meeting, I can't recall his name. Am I right to

My wife is in hospital now and I want to tell her below. Is it correct? Hi Dear, I love you. Pls. recover soon. Baby and I are waiting for you to come back.

A: I want to go animal hospital with you but..... B: I know you don't have time. A: You don't want Jenny to go with you, do you? B: She go to Japan with her boyfriend. That's OK. I can go myself.

A: Who is Clinton B: Who is Clinton? You are a university student but don't know who is Clinton? He is the post American President.

A: I know John is a nice guy but he is not suitable for you. I think you will separate with him. B: Impossible. I have been with him for a long time A: This is not the reason for together.

Is below conversation correct Mother: Hi Son, your hair is too long, have your hair cut pls" Son: "Yes, I plan to have my hair cut this Weekend"

I read an article here with subject "difference between he is gone and he has gone". Am I right "She has gone" is a better sentence here?

I would like to update my records in HR Department so that the company insurance can cover my newborn baby. Am I right to say that Hi Sophia (HR colleages), I have send you the Changform request attached with the birth certificate of my new