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Dear friends, could you help me with the usage of "SUGGEST". Dear friends, could you help me with the usage of "SUGGEST". Especially in the past tense and with he/she/it. Which my sentences are incorrect? Where SHOULD and THAT can be omitted? Thanks in advance. Have a good day!! 1. Mark suggests our having a meeting. 2. Mr C. suggested a meeting. 3. Mark suggests that he sells his house. 3. Mark suggests that he should sell his house. 4. Mark suggested that he sold it./should sell it. 5. Mark suggested that he should sold it. 5. Mark suggested that he should sell it.
February 22, 2016
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Tag questions What are the tag questions for the following sentences? 1.There is enough food here for everyone, ____? 2. Nobody knows about this, ______? 3. There is not really much time left, ____? 4. She hadn't been told about it, _____? 5.There were a lot of cars in the street, _____? Thanks alot.
November 20, 2015
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right structure or not Is this structure of a sentence right: I needn't come? In which case we can use it? Thanks in advance.
November 20, 2015
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How does he/she look like? Which adjectives we use to describe only a man, only a woman and both of them? Handsome Beautiful Good-looking Fine Pretty Attractive Nice Well-built
November 15, 2012
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If I am honest Which is more correct: "If I am honest, I like an ice-cream very much." or "If to be honest, I like an ice-cream very much."? Which phrases else can I use in this case? Thank you for your attention :)
October 25, 2012
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Is there any difference between "stomach" and "belly"? Is there any difference between "stomach" and "belly"?
October 14, 2012
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Might and may. Which is the difference between MIGHT and MAY? I might have to work late tomorrow evening. I may have to work late tomorrow evening.
September 7, 2012
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How to describe a colour. What words or suffixes shell I use if I am not exactly sure how to describe a colour?
September 5, 2012
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What idioms are most popular in Great Britain? What idioms are most popular in Great Britain? What do they mean?
August 27, 2012
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Is it an idiom? Which one is correct "to be in one's shoes" or "to feel myself in one's shoes"? Is it an idiom? What does it means?
August 20, 2012
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