Is this sentence correct? "Apparently, the Queen never "felt too closely-knit* to Diana." Thanks.
select the correct adverbial clause for They started at his departure. a) They started when he departed. b)They started after his departure. c) they started before he departs...
My recipe for soy yogurt/yogurts is as follows: INGREDIENTS 1 litter of organic soybean milk 1 capsule of probiotic powder that contains at least 10 probiotic strains 1g of...
I just want to ask you to help me. I just wanted to ask you to help me. A teacher said that sentences above are correct but the one with "wanted" is more polite and I understood...
Japanese has the equivalent of the interrogative adverbs "which" and "when", but not of the relative pronouns "who" and "which". Question: Could you please correct this sentence...
Hello, could you please help me with this? Susan's aunt has a job. Can I write "Susan's aunt's job". I don't know if I write double possesive case like that correct. Is there...
He __________ to take me to court if I didn’t pay him what I owed him. . Required pretended threatened advised warned
Hi, thank you as always. Today I post a bit different question. It is one-millionth the size of a car battery. Is this sentence correct? If it is so, I understand that something...
Alice entered church without shoes, begin :with shoes
Which of the following two sentences is grammatically correct? 1) It's a present from my mother. 2) It's a present of my mother's. If both are possible, do they mean the same...
I wish my life was not so busy and then maybe I'd have time to think about that. From fraze.it Is the "that" a noun phrase (a fused-head construction) in the sentence above...
It has been my own personal observation that regardless of how we are (well or bad) or what mood we are in (high or low) we invariably answer the question “How are you?” with...
Is this correct: 1) You were too nice to help your enemy. Now, he is back on his feet and will do all he can to harm you. Normally 'too+adjective+infinitive' would mean that...
What's the difference between suit, fit and match but not talking about fashion. I mean for instance. I don't remeber him behaving like that it doesnt_____ him. What shoould...
1 Can I ask a question the the middle of a sentence for example: Hello Mark I'm writing to tell you something crucial btw how do you feel? 2 asking two questions one after another...
1. Consider the following sentence: "He called in report of a stolen car." Does this mean that someone contacted the Police by phone to report a stolen car." 2. And is...
I heard the following sentence in a film: "I took this bird out of loyalty to your father." Does this make sense? In the subtile (corresponding to its translation), it...
There are many concerns regarding the issue of bottled water in Singapore, granted that Singapore is one of the few countries in Asia that has access to safe tap water. In spite...
Do we say the names of the people or the name of the people even if every person has only one name? If we say "the names of the people", could it suggest everyone has or some...
I hope you don't mind me/my asking whether you a personal question. Should it is be "me" or "my"? Thanks! ...
Can "some of them" and "some of those" be subjects or objects in a sentence? For example: I like some of them. I like some of those. Some of them are no good. Some of those are...
"I'm a track engineer. I'm strengthening the rail foundation." The above sentences are a description of an engineer's role? Shouldn't it be "I'm a track engineer. I strengthen...
I inquired with the HR manager about whether any job openings or not at his company. I inquired the HR manager about whether any job openings or not at his company. Please...
Hi, Follow the subject, we use: Nowadays, people are using social networks with more and more caution. (changing meaning) or Nowadays, people use social networks with more...
Peter goes to place A. He does something there. Then he takes a train home. On the train, someone asks him why he visited place A, and he says the following to them: 1. I went...