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1. It was two years ago at the end of this week that I started working here. 2. At the end of this week I will have worked here for two years.Read more

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This car is not good. The car is near you. That car is not good. The car is far from you. That´s my car. Is the same as: That is my car: that + ...Read more

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Mar 19, 2550 BE — PEOPLE is a plural word, so it must be THERE ARE PEOPLE PERSON is the singular of this word, so you would say THERE IS A PERSON.Read more

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I've always heard that the correct preposition to use with the word interested is "in" like for example: I'm not interested in politics orRead more

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The family is considered as more than one person and therefore 'have' would be the correct word. Hope this helps!Read more

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I have to write a report of my visits to a hospital. Which is the correct preposition to say: ON visit one, such and such a thing happened.

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La segunda es más fácil que la primera: NO hay dos tes en writing porque el verbo acaba en e muda (podría haber dos tes en caso de que el ...Read more

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10 Feb 2015 — Hello, It is always "on the radio". But I have heard both "on television/on TV" and "on the television". Is there any difference between the ...Read more

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1. Where were you yesterday? (when I rang, when I needed you...) 2. Where did you be yesterday? ( ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ??)Read more

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Which is corect? Files have been already created. or Files have already been created. Thanks in advance!

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"Yes, there is one." is correct, and "No, there isn't." is also correct. We would not say "No there isn't one." You could answer "No there aren't any."Read more

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Haven't you finished your homework already? Are the above interrogative sentences all grammatically correct?Read more

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Hello!! Can we alternately use 'already' and 'yet' in questions with no meaning difference? E.g. Have you already finished your sandwich?Read more

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"I'm going shopping" means "I plan to/am about to go out and do some shopping". "I am bowling" means in the present tense "I am playing bowls right now".Read more

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Hi all, In which sentence "now" is correctly used: It is common now to hear Germans say words taken from colloquial British or American ...Read more

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"Upon his arrival" is what we usually say. "On" seems acceptable, "at" less so.Read more

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10 Nov 2009 — Both are correct. :) I think I'd say 'isn't working' only if the person had left the company recently, whereas I'd be inclined to use 'doesn't work' if the ...Read more

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"When sending us pictures, video or eyewitness accounts at no time should you endanger yourself or others, take any unnecessary risks or infringe any laws."Read more

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What bad weather!

"What bad weather" is unnatural in AE in my experience. "This weather sucks" would be more natural, despite the vulgarity, also in my experience ...Read more

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John meets Paul who is studying at the same school since 2 months ago. 1)John - What course are you taking? Paul - A business English course ...Read more

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