1. I heard Mary sang a good song. 2. I heard Mary sing a good song. What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences? ...
Is that correct that 'little' goes with both countable and uncountable nouns as an adjective but when it's a modifier it only goes with uncountable nouns?
I have made up the three examples using a colon below. (1a) I used to work at two manufacturers: one made vases and the other made watches. (1b) I used to work at two manufacturers...
Drug metabolism is the chemical alteration of a drug by the body. Drug Metabolism - Drugs - MSD Manual Consumer Version Please explain the use of "the" in "chemical alteration...
Hi there, ' on ' or ' in ' which one is correct in the Following questions and sentences? 1- How can I download videos in/on my pc through/on/in Uc browser. 2- When...
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“Sorry for not replying all these months.”
I am. In the sentence, if 'am' means 'exist', is the sentence meaningful? ...
Miss Sullivan heard Helen pronounced the word strangely, and then Helen spelt W-A-T-E-R. Is the sentence grammatically correct and is it correct to use 'pronounced'? Thanks in...
In the context: When I contacted him, he said that Someone filled with my name(benedict) in the enquiry form of our company website. It was not me. I am telling it to the manager...
Hi! Are both correct? Thanks, Fulvio 1. I have not eaten breakfast yet because I was busy. 2. I have not eaten breakfast yet because I am busy. ...
The lot no. 4-7 on the booking form is incorrect due to the typo, it should be 6-10. We will pay more attention to avoid this from happening. Sorry for any inconvenience cause...
Hi! Number 2 is wrong isn’t it? Thanks, Fulvio 1. Mary hasn’t eaten breakfast yet because she is busy. 2. Mary hasn’t eaten breakfast yet because she was busy. ...
Does this sentence sense: "Sometimes a nice thought is enough TO LIFT US UP." And does it mean the same as: "Sometimes a nice thought is enough to LIFT UP OUR SPIRITS...
Hi. Do the following example sentences mean basically the same? 1. He spent all afternoon preparing the presentation. 2. He spent all afternoon preparing the material for the...
“The disease increased in infectivity.”
Is are optional? Is the sentence correct? The longer the fight drags out the better his chances of winning (are). many thanks ...
Which is correct? For/As someone who doesn’t really follow the sport I had the impression that he was a top 10 player in the league. thanks ...
What does this sentence mean? The only way is through . Thank you. ...
Consider the following sentence: " You PARK the final $1 million at the local bank in institutional money market funds that pay 2% interest ." In this context, does 'park...
We had a great time in London; the kids really enjoyed it. Some people work best in the mornings others do better in the evenings. Mother had to go to hospital; she had heart...
Consider the following sentence: " Her appealing narrative bought access to such prestigious Western institutions AS the World Economic Forum and the London Business School...
If I had to get around without a car or bike, it……. really difficult a) will be b) would be c) shall be d) would have been I go for (b). Is (d) correct as well? ...
From SciShow, a YouTube channel about science. Scientists found a well-preserved shipwreck dating back to the time of Ancient Greece. What is the difference between "the critters...
Without hard work, they would fail. (Begin with : But for) My answer But for hard work, they would fail. Or But for working hard, they would fail. Are these answers correct...