I’ve never heard of that expression? Probably means addicted to television.

You could rearrange like this: Our objective is to maximize and retain value in local and international communities. We accomplish this by making strategic investments in areas relating to supply chain management, construction, operations and maintenance. By focusing our attention and expertise in these areas, it allows us to control costs and increase industrial capacity without compromising quality and safety.

I can’t believe that these cheap shoes are already worn out! I haven’t even worn them for a whole day and they are already falling apart.

The word “herewith” is not really used in the United States anymore. When sending an email or letter you would write as follows: An Email would be written like this: I have attached an updated copy of the Audit Report for your review and finalization. Or something like this for a letter: Please find enclosed a copy of the Audit Report for your review and finalization. Thanks Mike

herewith = with this letter. 1.) Find with this letter the updated audit report for finalization.

They didn’t have any right at all to invade us but they did it anyway. Like I see it, they had no right at all, but they did it anyway.

I believe both are correct. I am not an English major, but here are my thoughts: “My cousin will arrive at 5:30 pm” sounds like he/she is definitely arriving at 5:30pm. “My cousin is arriving at 5:30pm” sounds like he/she is arriving sometime around 5:30pm.

Up North = Northern California Down South = Southern California