When I took my English classes, I was taught that you can be used as impersonal you, for example when giving instructions to whoever is reading instructions; it is not referring to a specific person, but to whomever read them. Be sure you connected the cable to the correct plug-in. If you aren’t sure which … Read more
We know a movie named Despicable Me. I guess it means “I am despicable”. But can me be used in such a way? For example, can I further say unavoidable me to mean “I am unavoidable”? Are there other examples? Or can I just do this with any adjective? Answer Considering this issue strictly in … Read more
Is it always necessary to repeat the pronoun before each verb? For example, do I need always to say: She called me and she said X or can I use a shorter one She called me and said X ? Answer It’s perfectly okay to say – She called me and said X Moreover, it … Read more
