Being offered that job in Las Vegas was my lucky break. I have never looked back! What does I have never looked back mean? Answer Look back here means that you would wonder afterwards if you made the right decision. When I look back at my life, I wonder if I would do things the … Read more
Would anybody tell me what the tense of the following sentence is? And the reason why that tense is used? They’d been married for twenty years. Thanks in advance. Answer “They had been married for twenty years”. First of all, had is past tense, the present tense is have (has for other cases), “They have … Read more
When/where or in which situations would you rather use such a word? Absenteeism Hooligunism Answer Your question is a little vague, but here a few pieces of advice about when you can use these words. 1st, they are both abstract nouns describing the concept of habitually being absent (from work) and typical hooligan conduct respectively. … Read more
(The Twilight Zone) Henry Bemis, now just a part of a smashed landscape, just a piece of the rubble, just a fragment of what man has deeded to himself. If to deed means “convey or transfer (property or rights) by legal deed,” than I’m not sure that man can deed total annihilation to himself. You … Read more
When I should use “to get”, “to take” and “to pick”? Who answer can put a few examples? Thanks. Answer To “get” is to acquire. To “take” is to choose those things that you want, and to make them yours. To “pick” is to choose perhaps somewhat more selectively than “take” as listed above, but … Read more
The first and most important rule of legitimate or popular government, that is to say, of government whose object is the good of the people, is therefore, as I have observed, to follow in everything the general will. But to follow this will it is necessary to know it, and above all to distinguish it … Read more
The first and most important rule of legitimate or popular government, that is to say, of government whose object is the good of the people, is therefore, as I have observed, to follow in everything the general will Source: a sample passage for interpretation Would you tell me what the following mean? The good of … Read more
The first and most important rule of legitimate or popular government, that is to say, of government whose object is the good of the people, is therefore, as I have observed, to follow in everything the general will. But to follow this will it is necessary to know it, and above all to distinguish it … Read more
I want to write this paragraph in my project proposal: I have the intention of improving this paper and I want to do this Improve in one of these 3 subjects: 1) modelling 2) simulation 3) …. I want these text to seem more sophisticated and I have some questions about what I’ve got so … Read more
I’ve watched so much American, Canadian, British and Australian shows/videos/sitcoms/movies/lessons that I can now do most of those different accents. Of course, I will not be as good as the native speakers, but if I go to say Australia, or Canada, which accent should I use there, how will people accept it? For example, if … Read more
