Sirah J.

What is the correct use of experienced, with *in* or *of*? For example, > I have experienced **in** system development. > > I have experienced **of** system development.

I read a lot of French and constantly find myself not knowing how to pronounce words that start with G, e.g.:- *gérer*- *gants*That is, when is it a hard G as in *girl*, and when is it a soft G... more

*Livre*, *entre*, *autre*, *article*, *règle* are examples of what I'm talking about.I've never been sure whether I should pronounce those final two letters. When a native speaker pronounces such... more

With all the "Royal baby" craze comes something that really confuses me. All the news media used pretty much the same sentence to make the announcement: > The Duchess of Cambridge has been... more

I'm pretty confused by how to make someone understand I am trying to say *tué*, *tu* or *tout*.Examples:> J'ai tué mon ami. (I killed my friend.) > Tu es mon ami. (You are my friend.) >... more

I would like to know if there is any rule to know where prepositions should be placed in questions or clauses. For example, I have heard many sentences and some of them put the preposition in the... more

Which form is to be preferred?> * I would like to ask you a favour.* I would like to ask you *for* a favour.