06/21/19
Difference between 'eat soup hot' and 'eat hot soup'?
Can anyone explain the difference between the following sentences?1. I eat most kinds of soup hot.2. I eat most kinds of hot soup.Earlier today, one of my non-English speaking friends asked me the...
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Is the overuse of "so" not that good?
Sometimes, I hear many people use "so" a lot during a presentation, tutorial, lecture, and also normal conversation. Is it bad, or is it just a matter of favor?
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06/05/19
I want to improve my English listening skills. When hearing song, will it better to see the song lyric or just force hear it ton times until I get it?
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06/05/19
I want to learn to speak Korean and Japanese. Which should I learn first? I'm fluent in English and Hindi.
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05/30/19
English native speaker, which nuance does the phrase connote, approving or disapproving?
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03/20/19
How should a multiple-word noun be punctuated within a compound adjective?
I would like to use a noun made of multiple words (like *particle board*, *Mount Everest*, or *windscreen wiper*) in a compound adjective with a hyphen. But I don't know how to hyphenate such a...
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03/20/19
How to add emphasis to a modal verb?
To add emphasis to a normal verb, we use the emphatic "do":> * He does run fast.> * Do come in.> * Do brush your teeth.Obviously, with modal verbs this would be a grave mistake:> * (*)...
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