Hi CalifJim, Thank you for your help. I understand them now. Regards, Tinanam

Hi teachers, Could I know the difference between "How did I miss your massages?" and "How could I have missed your massages?"? The present tense means exactly that I missed them, but the "could + have

Dear Avangi, There was a movie I watched where the girl wis watching the stars from her telescope, and she says to her company, "My father would love to have seen this." I suppose " would " could be of conditional type

Dear Avangi, Thanks for the explanation. In "Scots are standing up for the freedom to have made it", is my understanding correct if I break down the time line for the sentence? 1st part of the sentence: Scots are standing up

Hi Avangi, Thanks for your help. I went back to the excerpts I copied from Newsweek but it didn't have "desicion" in the text. But the perceding sentence is like this: "What this shows is a government that is ready

Hi teachers, I have been puzzled with this structure. Would you please help me. "Wether the release of al-Megrahi was right or wrong, Scots are standing up for the freedom to have made it ." Why isn't "to make

Dear Mister Micawber, Thank you for explaning it to me. Regards, Tinanam

Dear Mister Micawber, Would the reply "You are well understood" correct to situations like "Please understand we've done everything we could in this matter"? Thank you. Regards, Tinanam

Dear teachers, I notice my instructor has said it a few times in class, "Am I understood?". At first I thought she meant "Understood?" because it's how I would understand. 1. May I know what does she meant by

Dear Mister Micawber, CalifJim, Thank you very much. Regards, Tinanam