Hello In type 1 Should my mother call me Tell her I'm not feeling too well In type 2 Were they to arrive tomorrow We would have to buy some food In type 3 Had you seen what I saw you would have also believed it

Hello, You have people with answers According to Billy answer is X According to Jane answer is Y According to John answer is Z According to Mary answer is X And you want to ask a question so that you can get people to find whose answer is X.And

Suppose woman is talking to a reporter and this keeping secret happened in the past.can she say something like this? " I did not want him heard this and still do not want to" or "I did not want him hear this and still do not want

"This" is the part I quoted and of course receptionist in the hotel.

This is from one scene from hotel babylon. The receptionest rejects the customer's order and in return says this.In this occasion does it sounds reasonable?

Hello "you must carry bags on your self" If I say "you must carry bags by yourself" is there a difference between them? Best Regards

Hello, Woman kept secret from his husband in the past and tells this to a reporter.she says? "I don't want my husband heard this?" or " I don't want my husband hear this" which one is correct Best Regards

I met usages of these two in few interview articles.While interviewing people some questions may be perceived as exposing their flaws( in one article) ,shortcomings(in other article) What can be flaw or shortcoming of a person? For example not

I think I should have heard right.Here few examples. "You may well say 'Ah,' for from what's known of him he's not the kind of man one would be proud to serve."

Is there a list of these verbs? and how is this named in the grammar? If I say "next exhibit is opened tomorrow" ,is it meaningful but grammatically wrong? Best Regards