medium or means? I think means is more appropriate in this context. I'd like to make a correction to my question version: "instruction"(singular) instead of "instructions". The poster's question refers to the

Hi, pal. And be very welcome to this Forum! I think your question could be rendered as the following: Is it very helpful to have English as a means of instructions in non-English speaking countries in order to develop their people's

You're right! The Oxford Advance says: be ' sold on sth ( informal ):> to be very enthusiastic about sth Thank you very much! Cheers! ;-)

Dear native teachers, I've learnt since the beginning that we must use "in" when referring to countries like: "I live in France" or "This was made in Japan". But, I was surprised when I saw a headline on

Dear native friends, I'd like to know what "waiver of lien rights" means. This is the context of the expression: «Subcontractor will submit to Contractor an invoice covering the value of the Work completed, one covering the

Dear teachers, The song "Carry on till tomorrow" from Babfinger is really nice. I want to know if the first expression of the following song is "In younger days..." or "In lonely days". I hear

Ok, Tanit. These are the options from the GMAT test: 17. If I would have known about the team tryouts, I would have signed up for them. A. would have known B. would had known C. could of known D. had been told E. could have

Mr. Wordy, Please, can you check my post about something similar to this problem? It's a conditional with the "would" + present perfect in the IF-clause, where we are to use past perfect. Can you give us some examples

Thank you Ferdis. But, that sentence was part of a GMAT test and the correct option is the one that is underlined. I chose the "had done" structure but was incorrect. I want to know why. I know about Mixed-conditionals and Special

Dear teachers, In the following sentence, I think the third conditional is used. If I would have known about the team tryouts, I would have signed up for them. Why, then, the "would have" construction is used in the