Recently I’ve heard someone say “Off I go.” At first it sounded a bit strange, then I’ve realized maybe it could be a saying. Or maybe not. So here it is my question: Are there any other sentences, or can I form sentences where it is allowed to start with a preposition? Answer You can … Read more
When you want to say that you had or are having problems with something, what is the best way to express this: I’m having a problem with saying this correctly. I’m having a problem saying this correctly. Another example: There is a problem with sending this form. There is a problem sending this form. Answer … Read more
When I learned English at school, I was taught that I should not end a sentence with a preposition. Is it correct to end a sentence with a preposition? To avoid starting a sentence with a conjunction, I don’t write sentences similar to “I miss you. And your kisses.” Is there a similar way to … Read more
Regarding the sentence She kept walking about the room. Is that ok to use “in” instead, as in She kept walking in the room Why is “about” used in this sentence? Is there any difference to between “about” and “in”? (The above question was asked to me) Answer The definition of “about” is Used to … Read more
I’m often confused when I speak about times and dates. What is the rule for using on, in, and at in the following sentences? I will do it ___ Tuesday. We married ___ March. He returned ___ the same day. Every day ___ the same time, I walk the dog. Answer Times usually get at. … Read more
