What would be the grammatically correct interpretation of the following insurance exclusion clause? All charges in connection with treatments or medications incurred due to...
I'm always confused to distinguish these tenses. Can anyone tell me a easy way to differentiate them? https://ronemo.com/video/xC7Vv4tD1cl ...
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Dear colleagues, I've been having this problem about use of demonstrative adjectives with year, day or time of the day. This stems from the fact that we can conveniently say...
I noticed an interesting topic in another language forum. My native language Finnish has lots of long words and sometimes I am at a loss as to how to translate a Finnish word...
Dear teachers, is it correct to use an article ''a'' before the noun human ? Or it is better to use human as an adjective? Everything gets expensive except of a human's life...
Hello, So today I ran across a problem: For example, when you have a sentence: I earn 2 thousand dollars a month. - The word "thousand" here doesn't take a plural here. There...
Tell me please what’s the difference between Why are you crying? and Why do you cry? Thanks for all ...
Can I say how many degree is it today?
I know to use it like "I have sent it" or "I have utilized" but what if you want to say something "Have it sent" or "Have it utilized" Is "Have" also followed by past participle...
Hi guys, can you help me determine on wether i should use singular or plural after the word program? cause I feel like using reduces after program sounds awkward Does this program...
Hello, I found this Czech YouTuber and his name is " ShadeTemny ". The thing that I find interesting is, that the first part of the name is English, while the second part is...
Hello everyone; I would like to ask you how we make sentences with "keep in mind" when we have a noun or noun phrase. It's obvious with a noun clause we say it like "Keep in...
Whats the exact difference between renowned and reputed !?? Which is the superior one in this??
I would like to know the meaning of "1". I wonder why she said "1". 1. Never let it be said that I can't let sleeping dogs lie ...
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Is the sentence correct -"By DNA research, Japanese were Korean."
I saw in the sentences below in a brochure. (ex) All tutors get paid by the head , not by the hour. What does "by the head" mean? Does it make sense? Thank you. ...
He can ride a motorbike not to mention a bicycle.
Do these sentences have the same meaning? and both correct? • She claims that she was innocent • She claims to have been innocent ...
Hello everybody. Please could you tell me if this sentence is correct ? Supply is limited, "to facilitate the increase of its value" Or maybe should I write : Supply is limited...
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Hello, the open-ended questions are those that cannot be simply answered with a yes or no. Right? And the close-ended ones are those that can be answered with yes or no. I'm...
Which verb is correct in this sentence? Go to the forest and make the tiger's body disappear, but don't *** its tracks. I would say the most idiomatic of them all is "erase...
such a thing is not possible o it's not possible such a thing I will be glad if someone explain ...