I have finished my Post-Graduation a year back and presently working as a developer in one company(software).My problem is,am not that fluent in English and while talking I face a several grammatical errors. Whenever I try to speak I am in a confusion as to what words to use and later on,end up ...

One shouldn't end a sentence with to if it meant the samething without. For example, Where are you? shouldnot be written as where are you at?. But, in the sentence you have provided, I would do it if I wanted means, the person would do the action if he/she wanted a chocolate(a thing/noun) or wa...

I watched some interview. It is Matt damon interview on the Youtube site. The site is like that "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFB93d4-56o". In there, the interviewer asked Matt "Do u remember can you speak any languages spoken?". Matt and the interviewer answer like that "Not even close". what...

In this sentence: "We would also accept an international transfer, but in that case we would ask you to pay your bank's charges at the time of the instruction to ensure that we received the full amount" is it correct to use "received" or should it be in present tense?

In the Wikipedia article about the subjunctive mood, I read that the future subjunctive of own for the first person singular is I were to own. In which situations is the future subjunctive used in English?

Is the following grammatically correct? My friend says this is not proper, but couldn't explain why. I have always been fascinated by statistics. The different ways in which you could look at data and infer knowledge from it. If wrong, how can I correct it?

I am not a native speaker of English. Could anyone please tell me which sentence is correct? If I had money, I would fly to Spain. If I had money, I would have flown to Spain.

I hope someone, once and for all, can clarify (with examples) the difference in usage of will vs. would vs. would have vs. will have.

I think the word you are looking for is recursive. pertaining to or using a rule or procedure that can be applied repeatedly. In your example YAML Ain't Markup Language YAML is a recursive acronym Although God is...well, only God can define God. is more like circular reasoning, which I s...

What is the name of that game that we play in amusement parks: There is a rotating wheel with numbers in each sector. It rotates with a round sphere in it and stop randomly. If it stops on the number that we have betted on then we win the deal. I have a clear picture of the game, but don't know...