Hi, Which is the following sentence correct? 1)It has been a long time we haven't seen each other. 2)It has been a long time we don't see each other. and, 1) i thought you were not coming. 2) i thought you are not coming.

hi, I think just write fill the glass with water if you want to use the verb 'fill', unless you want your glass to be full of water then fill it up.

Taking Care of Our Health Hi, Please check the grammar in the essay. Health is indisputably important to all of us. Good health enables us to carry out our daily routine with a positive view of life. There are many ways we can do to keep

Why do we add 'to' to near? such as, 'Unemployment is now near to its all-time low.' when, this sentence is just 'Strawberries are near the top of the list.' thanks

Hello again, So, we don't have to use the past tense throughout when writing minutes, do we? for example, 'All the members agreed to build a new building.' This sentence should be in the present tense, right? ".The

Dear Sir, When I was school, my english teachers never told me what was the suitable tense for the meeting minutes.Even now, I am still confused, stop and try to decide whether to use the present or the past tense for example, things like

Hello, Do these sentences bring any different meaning with 'house' or 'home'? 1. We are at home 2. We are in the house Can we write 'We are in the home now'? Thanks

Hello, Which is more appropriate to be the answer for the statement below? At night, the continuous barking does not worry him __ he has no children. a. for b. as On the answer sheet, it is 'as. Can you explain why it is

hi, Thanks for the reply. How should you tell someone to set the fan on oscillating (moving from side to side) mode in everyday spoken English? 1) Can you please get the fan rotate please? 2) Can you please make the fan turn please?

Hello, Do we say 'Can you please make the fan oscillate or turn' to tell someone to turn the fan on oscillation mode? Thanks.