/* The subject of something such as a conversation, letter, or book is the thing that is being discussed or written about - from google dictionary... */ After looking up some different dictionaries, I guess what it

Hi, In the following example, how do you interpret the meaning of 'subject of'? I have encountered it many times from Commercial law book this semester at Uni, but I just could not figure out what it actually means... I looked

Oh, I see, I got what you mean! Thank you, Gleb Chebrikoff! Your explanation is very informative!

Thank you, Clive! I am getting something finally! Would you like to watch a Japanese soap opera? It's called 'Seven days of a daddy and daughter' Hope you like it :)

Hi, I tried to find already posted questions on ' on + (doing) activity ' through the search. I don't know why but search doesn't list any. ( e.g. on ) I always wondered, but I didn't bother to learn why before

Thank you very much, Clive! Sorry to be pain, can I ask you (or someone else) one more question on 'account for' please? e.g. Susan Combs was sworn in as Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts on Jan. 1, 2007. She

Yes, it's #1. I meant #1, but I don't know why I put #2 there Thank you, Clieve by the way! But what about the following one? (I am not really sure with this one, so ... ) 'Motivation' refers to forces

e.g. Non-smokers account for 79% of the people in Japan ... From the google dictionary, I found the following meanings for 'account for' . /// 1) If a particular thing accounts for a part or proportion of

Thank you very much, MR. MM Have a lovely weekend!

Hi, I am doing an assignment of Accounting from Uni. I just need a simple(?) advice on whether I should use 'of' or 'on'. From the following sentence, Historically, the cash collection of sales has been as