This sentence left me thinking: I'm writing to request the username "log" be released. Is this sentence grammatically correct, or is it missing something?

From the movie Jurassic World (2015). Two boys wandered off into a restricted area for tourists to take a closer look at other dinosaur species that live in the park. While they're out there, their aunt, who's the president of the park, is ringing alarm bells at the control room to find them. He...

Such boys will be rewarded by the principal as obtain good marks. Such was the condition that/as was the treatment. (Both are correct) I like the same perfume as she (likes). I shall buy the same perfume that my friend bought. I am confused here where to use that and as. I mean why it uses "as...

Just to make sure: isn't this an erroneous use of or? For example, the transfer of antibiotic resistance genes to a pathogen has the potential to compromise human or animal therapy (Bennett et al., 2004), transfer of a viral gene to a non-homologous virus may result in an emerging disease (F...

It is an error by pure grammatical rules. Recently (probably within a few decades), the tendency to use "there is" as an idiom regardless of the number of the following noun phrase can be observed in the speech (and writing in media and nowadays on FB and the likes) by the members of the public ...

The play was dated as early as the 490’s B.C., in any event, well before Aeschylus’ play The Persians of 472 B.C. Then, in l952, a fragment of papyrus found at Oxyrhynchus was published stating the official circumstances and results of a dramatic contest. Would you please show me in a dictionar...

A is wrong, but B and C are OK. B and C mean the same thing. Not is an adverb and can modify a verb or other modifier. It cannot modify a non-proper noun (but can modify a proper noun or pronoun - e.g. "not him", "not them", "not James", etc.) No is a determiner - it falls into the same categ...