I am struggling with understanding of meaning of following sentence: "What time do we got to do this at?" I assume it "do we got" is "do we have got". I guess they are asking at what time it has to be completed..or how much time have they left?

I am trying to write a sentence that tells the reader that the works displayed that they are about to see will bring them back and forth the real and virtual realms, in a figurative manner. The "borders" that I mentioned in the statement reflects some of the earlier references in the paragraph. T...

I had some interview days before , when I mentioned how I get over some technical problem , the officer said "Interesting" , does it mean he accepted my solution or just don't like it , but comforting ? Thanks

Sometimes, I see an extra comma before an "and" but I don't know when I should and should not add a comma before an "and". For example: There are apples, oranges and pears in the basket. In this sentence, I don't think that there is no need for a comma before the "and pears". But sometimes,...

"hungry" describes the condition where one craves intake of more food. what is the English name for the condition where one needs to expel the end result?

Consider the following : He likes dogs. He likes dog. (1) would mean he likes dogs as pets and (2) refers to dog as food. My question is, does the same apply to nouns such as orange and oranges? He likes oranges. He likes orange. Just wish to confirm that (1) and (2) ...

[ 1 ] tells on p.5 that "Singular nouns denoting a class" are preceded by the definite article "THE" (Example: "The Cobra is dangerous"), while on page 7 (Table 6. THE INDEFINITE ARTICLE) it tells that "Singular countable nouns denoting a class" are preceded by indefinite articles ("An elephant n...