hi, i feel the sentence (1) is ideal in ur case.

Hi, i feel that there is no need to use apostrophe in the sentence u have mentioned. the reason is that in ur sentence, "month" is used in plural sense ie in just 2 days, u can get contracts worth many months. hence there is no need to use any

Hi, i need a small clarification regarding "status" out of pure curiosity, i want to know the number of posts needed to move from one status 'level' to another. from what i infer, posts 1 means first post posts 2 to 10 - new user

Hi, the first sentence is perfectly ok, but i am afraid the second sentence is wrong. the reason is the usage of the word " Eventually".

Hi, the sentence u have given is inaccurate. u should use some noun along with 'eldest' and 'oldest', the correct sentence is : "my eldest son is already 15 yrs old".

Hi, Always 'is' is used with 'food' whereas 'are' is used with 'clothes'. there is a specific rule in English Grammar that explains this. i am not able to recall it and i hope some of the other users of this forum will give us that rule.

Hi, u can use the popular search engine, 'Google' to find out what u need, try using the keyword , "funny english quotes" or "funny quotations". in any good, leading bookstore, u can find books on Quotes. hope i was of some help.

Hi, 'should' generally means that u must compulsorily do something whereas 'ought' usually means the same as 'should' but 'ought' si less stronger than 'should'. 'ought' generally means that u have to do it. hope that helps

Hi, i would use: "At what date should we be travelling?" i am not sure whether that is correct.

HI, both the sentences are correct. the exact usage depends on the context. for example if u correct a wrong sentence (usually written sentences), then in this case u can use: the sentence should read as... but when u are correcting the speech