I beg to differ with that native speaker! That's because movements happen in the years specified. The movements are general and they may happen in any year depending upon the outrage of public or whatsoever. On the other hand, when we are talking about a title, of the year is common - Say The per...
I beg to differ with that native speaker! That's because movements happen in the years specified. The movements are general and they may happen in any year depending upon the outrage of public or whatsoever. On the other hand, when we are talking about a title, of the year is common - Say The per...
Looking at the question "How do I instruct my daughter to drink water from a bottle from 'up'!", I suddenly struck a question.
If that girl has drunk water by touching her lips and then if any other person comes to drink that water, what should I say?
Don't drink, it is 'spoiled' water, or '...
I don't know if there's a name for such sentences themselves, but they are surely appropriate in formal English:
Bible search results for "the more". Here are only some of the various possible syntactical structures:
But the more they were oppressed, the more they multiplied and spread;...
In the Longman Dictionary of Common Errors you read "When you ask for or give a discription of someone or something, use what ... like (NOT how): 'What's your new teacher like?' "
But I sometimes hear people say things like "How is your new teacher?" as a way of asking someone to describe someone...
She had eyes so far apart from each other that looking at them made me feel dizzy.
Can I omit the that in this case? Why and why not?
I'll be at my uncle's house just in case you need to reach me.
I'll be at my uncle's house should you need to reach me.
Could you tell me what is the difference between those?
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