- When I reply to a mail from my boss, can I use "Noted with thanks "? Isn't it rude to my boss?
- Which one is correct ? "thank you for checking up on me" or "checking in on me"? And is it a proper response to others enquire or caring?
- 以前アメリカ人のネイティブの方に添削して頂いたのですが、is being〜という記述があってよくわかりません。 これはこれは進行系なのですか。 どういう時に使われるのかいまいちよくわかりません。 どなたか、知っている方がいれば教えてください。
- Is it correct to say "Have a good rest of the day" in a formal email?
- "Well received with thanks, noted with thanks." Those two expressions are common used in business email?? is those good expression to use?
- How do you response “what’s up”/“what’s going on”? I need a lot of examples.
- If people ask me"how did you sleep last night" What could I answer? Are "it was good" or "I slept very well" ok to the question? My major concern is that I don't know what to say after my answer,should I talk about what happen last night or just give a random conversation?
- What's a better way of saying - " I couldn't have done it without you."?
- What’s the meaning of each gestures 🤟🤘🖖🤙👐?
- Is "hooker" a curse?
- Is it correct to say "I am looking forward to our meeting tomorrow" in a formal email? Or is it better to say "I am looking forward to meeting with you tomorrow"?
- How would you reply when someone say like "how is your week going?" Show me some useful phrases. Thanks.
- If I said to my boss, "It's my pleasure and honor to work with you," would it be rude? Should I say "work for you" instead of "work with you"?
- Is that correct to write "Please allow me to jump in." in a business email? The context is: you were not in the loop, just were forwarded the mail chain. And you wanted to raise your opinion.
- Can you help me please? Though her parents were not especially keen on public schools and could certainly never Écrivez votre réponse. one, they were delighted when Bethany won a Écrivez votre réponse. to one of the top UK boarding schools.
- Mission complete! or Mission completed! Which one is correct?
- verb give up I was on the brink ............. on my esssay when my rommate arrived with some coffee
- Which of the following do you think is the most common daily expression? 1. I tried to call you but to no avail. 2. I tried to call you but in vain. 3. I tried to call you but couldn't get through. 4. I tried to call you but no luck. 5. I tried to call you but couldn't reach you.
- I'd rather you ....... to her why we can't go. 1. would explain 2. explained 3. to explain 4. will explain which one is the right answer and why ?
- How should I give reply to someone is saying there reached home safely
- Which is correct, "get a good rest" or "take a good rest"?
- if you're driving 60 miles an hour and you drive for one hour how far do you travel? why the answer is 1 mile
- - what did you get for your birthday？ - i was......a new phone. what should be filled in the bank ？
- Is this correct? Thanks for confirming/confirmation Thank you for the confirmation/confirming I am confused.
- if someone was sick and he's feeling better now, what should I tell him ? (good for you , cool for you ? ) or something else? p.s if my question have any grammar errors correct it for me please.
- What does it mean when people write "slay" to girls? (Or "she knows how to slay" or "slay girl")
- is there a phrase "how's your life going" or "how's life going" in Englis?
- What would be better response to " Yo" in a text?
- I need to jump off for another call. I need to jump on to another call. Are these both correct when I want to disconnect from one meeting and join another meeting?
- Please feel free to edit or make any changes you deem necessary. Does this sound natural? What can I say instead to sound natural??
- Which one is correct between I would be a bit late and I will be a bit late? Can I say 'I could be late' as well?
- when I realised I had dropped my gloves, I decided to ....... my steps. 1. retrace 2. regress 3. resume 4. return which one is the right answer and why ?
- Which is more natural? 1-Thank you so much for your detailed explanation. 2-Thank you so much for explaining in detail.
- What do you say to your friend when he says he’s gymming? Should I say “happy gymming?” or “have a good workout“？
- "did you slept well" or "did you sleep well" ?
- My friend said me " have a nice day". Can I say both of "you have a nice day too" and " you too have a nice day"
- How do you say "I can arrange my schedule around yours" in another way? casual and formal please
- Please review it and let me know if anything is missed. is that sentence correct?😯
- What does this line means? Hey baby, are you from Tennessee? Because you're the only ten I see.
- How can I answer the question: how was your night?
- "in" the week or "on" the week? Which is correct?
- Is it correct to answer "of course" when someone say "thank you"? Is there other ways to answer instead of "you're welcome"?
- " I hope you're doing fine! " or " I hope you're doing well! " Which one is better?
- How do I answer " I look forward to speaking with you tomorrow" ?
- Anne's house is somewhere in the ...... of the railway station. 1. region 2. quarter 3. vicinity 4. district which one is the right answer and why ?
- Anyone wants or anyone want. Wich one is correct?
- Which one is right? 30th or 30rd
- Does this sound natural? Does the supermarket sell clothes?
- Hi, people who see this post. I wrote an essay about what I've worked on in university. if you have chance to check my essay, that will be very helpful! I put it here! what I have worked on in class is studying abroad in the U.S. I was born and raised in Okinawa, which is known for American base issues. That made me intrigued in the U.S. and decide to study there. When I was at a college in Seattle, I took sociology and humanity classes to understand american culture. In addition, there are lots of events which I could learn american culture or other cultures, so I participated in those events actively. Therefore, I could learn about where other international students come from as well. Through this experience, I could learn that understanding cultural and historical backgrounds is as important as learning languages to understand other countries or people.
- Which one is correct? "I will be there in time" "I will be there on time"