February 2021

Hi, Ahmed Towab, Yes, that's right. You can also omit 'that'. Here's a comment on a similar point from a book by RODNEY HUDDLESTON and GEOFFREY K. PULLUM: V. ADJUNCT OF PLACE a place [(that) you can relax _] "The example in [v], with the head noun place , is perfectly acceptable, but in sentences with head nouns less likely to suggest location, a wh relative would normally be required." - That is, we would say This is the web page where the claim was first made, not * This is the web page...Read More...

Hi, Foteini, A final 'l' after a single (short) vowel is always doubled except in American English.Read More...

As you say, "style" is the way of doing something . For example, we could say: - The newspaper published a report on how to improve the students' writing style. "Students' style" alone does not make much sense.Read More...

Hi, subhajit, Yes, you can use any modal in the main clause to refer to a present or future result: - If nobody supports him, he cannot win the election. - If only a few people support him, he may lose the election. - If he loses the election, he should look for another job.Read More...

Hello, Treasure, Where have you taken the sentence above from? It doesn't make any sense to me. It's like saying: - You didn't invite them, so why did you? (If the person didn't invite them, it makes no sense to ask why he/she invited them.)Read More...

Hi, cptmiller777, and welcome to the G.E, Yes, it is. I see nothing wrong here.Read More...

Yes, that's correct.Read More...

Hi, Ilko, I think what you want to say is: - I put enough gas in the tank to start the car.Read More...

Thank you very much, I do appreciate your help, the knowledge shared and the time devoted. kind regardsRead More...