Jul 26, 2018 · There’s also the sarcastic/joking “How’s the weather up there?” to comment on how tall someone is (or how’s the weather up there {on your high horse/in your ivory tower/etc.} ) I don’t think …

Right now, it's overcast and windy. Well, we'd better bundle up, then, if it's getting cold already. That said, there's a chance that the first question is asking for an assessment of local weather conditions, …

Apr 22, 2018 · Let's say I have just returned from a week's holiday. Can I say "I have been away for a week" or do I have to say "I was away for a week"? Or are both possible?

Sep 4, 2024 · OP's query: Where are you from?' The answer: 'I'm from school, mom, there was athletics today.' Or 'I was at work, sorry I didn’t let you know earlier.' The question: Where are you from?" is …

How do you say I finished my working day just now. (When the clock strikes five, and you try to message your family you are ready to set off from the office)? Does the below sound fine? I am off n...

Yesterday, I saw a sentence in my textbook. It goes, As people change, so languages change. To me, it also means: The language changes in the same way people change. However, what makes me confu...

Apr 20, 2016 · For OP's specific example, both singular and plural verb forms are fine. It really just depends on whether the speaker thinks of diagnosis and management as two distinct things, or two …

I think I know why you are troubled by this. In my first language, we literally ask [you-think-how] not [you-think-what]. Perhaps, it's quite similar to many other languages. Through my observation, I believe …

Dec 24, 2019 · How are they different? One is red and one is blue. One is a square and the other is a triangle. To answer this question, you explain the differences. A counterpart question might be: "...

Feb 11, 2015 · @M.N I've added some tags to your question and slightly fiddled with the question title so that people will be able to find the question easily if they search for that and how in the future. If you …