Hello! I hope that somebody will explain me the rule:
The task is the following report the sentence, using the reporting verb in brackets.
1.I will join the protest. (promise)
She promised she would join the protest . or She promised to join the protest.
2.We will pay for the meal.(offer)
Last time we offered to pay for the meal. or Last time we offered we would pay for the meal.
I am looking forward to hear your answers with explanation, thanks in advance.
I need a friend whom i talk with english
Please correct this sentence.
He is abusing the money of his father.
Crown Prince Charles of Great Britain is ………….heir to the throne.
What's the best article to fill in?
Hi,
I am trying to write a text about some work I have done and in that text I am asking my colleagues to contribute for this idea of mine. I am just confused which one is the correct and the polite way of asking.
the sentence is like this
1. No idea works without contribution, so we need your contribution.
2. No idea works without contribution, so we request you to contribute to make the learning experience better and interactive.
Please tell me which is more polite?
I will call you right back.
Are both "right" and "back" nouns?
For organisation or legal entity like company, should we use 'Do' or 'Does'? Please advise -
Hello teachers,
I'm reading a paragraph below in the book STARTER TOEIC. The green is in the simple tense. The blue is in the pass tense. I do not understand why do the both sentences expressing the same issue in the same context use difference tenses?
Please tell me the reasons. Thank you so much.
Hi everyone!
I am wondering if the word "which" is a relative pronoun in the way it it used in the following sentence:
1.-They do not know which specific instance is being fererred to.
The usage of "which" in this sentence is not familiar to me.
Is "which" a determiner?
Consider these sentences (relative usage of "what") :
2.-I do not know what it is.
3.-I do not know what you mean.
4.-I do not know what you want.
5.-Bring me what you´ve written!
Can I use "what" instead of "which" in the first sentence?
