To walk or crawl "on all fours" means to get about on hands and knees like a four-legged animal. The word four can be used as a determiner to describe a quantity of items, in which case the noun is plural: four bricks, four beers, four colors. But somehow, in the expression "on all fours" the pl...

I have seen, on the website of an illustrious university, the use of 'however' which I always thought to be wrong. It is used twice in the same way, which makes me think it isn't a typo. Changing the context a little, the sentence is: You are not required to take exams for this subject, howe...

There are just two ways of using should: one is with the simple infinitive for non-past senses, and the other is with the perfect infinitive for past senses. Those are your only two choices. Key opposing concepts: simple infinitive versus past infinitive deontic modality versus epistemic modal...

TL;DR: The phrase Qual seu trabalho? is allowed because there is loss of meaning by the verb omission but implies a spoken context. In a more formal context, the verb has to be added. The article o also can be omitted because of the casual context, but in some regions may sound odd. It is pe...

Can you answer a negative imperative such as, "Don't forget to buy some milk" with a "I will" rather than a "I won't." If so, what would it mean ?

We're starting a blog that will completely cover the women stuff. And we're brainstorming short, brandable name for the same. According to you what will be that one short, brandable word (Can be a mixed word) that we can use here. Waiting for your replies. Any help will be highly appreciated.

Can someone please help me decipher this sentence using the four step procedure? I need help finding modifiers and what they modify. I am really confused. I know the core part subject is war. The verb is 'is' War, in other words, is too complex and collective an activity to be accounted for ...