If you search for "AAA" in the Stack Exchange search-bar, it'll return results containing "AAA" as a whole word. Is there (or can there) be a way to search for a section of a string. It would be useful if you can search for "-AAA-" and get results containing "AAA" as part of a string, so "AAAAA...

I am a native speaker I can speak but needs more improved also I live in uk Britsh Indian. I am not good at asking questions I want to lern it so I can learn things better and know more about them. I have a book in English Gramma I can read it and understand it but I can't say it how it's writ...

Would you like to eat breakfast? No, last night I eate a lot. I ate spinach as dinner. It was heavy but it is generally a restorative dish; not for those who are in restoration but for an ordinary, normal man like me. I am pretty sure the choicee of the word heavy is correct here. But ...

Your cooking made me happy. Is this correct? Can "your cooking" be used as a noun? The more I read it, the more it sounded wierd to me.

Simple question - say I have a paint brush and I want to state the color that the brush will use for painting, do I say The brush's color is red or The brushes color is red My reasoning is: Brush = singular (I have a brush) Brushes = plural (I have many brushes) Brush's ...

A student of mine produced the following phrase: 'My dog needs walking' which seemed wrong to me from the point of view of grammar. I doubt that one could actually use it with animate objects. Am I right in thinking so?

Would you please elaborate your explanations on the reason why the following would be incorrect? I will no longer use these tools any more Thanks in advance

I tried to translate directly from my native language and the word was meet though I highly doubt it. The sentence is: Patients can meet a doctor by scheduling an appointment or visit the clinic and wait until the doctor is available. Could you help please?

someone give me the email address made contact another one, but I can't get reply. so I wanna ask: ... Is the email address to xxx correct? Because I can't get response from him. ... is there something wrong with the grammer

I'm reading a book in which I spotted a mistake, I think. The full part of the sentence reads: In mathematics formulas you can use \{ and \} for { and }, […] Shouldn't this be “mathematical formulas”?

I have been to California( I have visited California) What's the most beautiful place you've ever visited? What's the most beautiful place you've ever been there? What's the most beautiful place you've ever been to? Having taken into account the italic part, would you please throw a light on ...

I had a GRE question as follows where we need to select the best 2 options that complete the text The doctor’s real mistake, from the perspective of his _____ professional friends who quickly jilted him, was not that his choice of treatment was inappropriate, but rather that it was viscerall...

I had a GRE question that needed me to select the best 2 options that complete the text: The doctor’s real mistake, from the perspective of his _____ professional friends who quickly jilted him, was not that his choice of treatment was inappropriate, but rather that it was viscerally objectio...

I know the verb "to learn". I also know "self-learn" as a noun. But can it be used as a verb? Like I self-learnt something. If not, how could I say I 'learnt' myself something in the past?

Have I correctly revised the following? The discovery has resulted in no less than a total reevaluation of every chronological criterion that has been applied to or derived from Aeschylus’ plays. The revised one: The discovery has not resulted in less than a total reevaluation... I am wo...

For example Kofta can be made in ball shape and finger shape as the shape of regular sausage. Is the 'finger' shape correct here?

I don't know much about the syntax and semantic of the parenthetical phrases. I have made the following sentence: Suppose that we have created a context named “Products” using two anchors, “Results” as the beginning and “PageNavigationBar” as the ending anchors and "Between" as its scope. n...

A.There is not contaminated water. B There is no contaminated water. C. There is not any contaminated water. Would you please tell me if they are correct grammatically and if they would mean the same thing? Thanks

Is the preposition "for" after the preposition "in" correct? What prone position used for in medicine?