"Tall" is about being tall from bottom to top, from base to summit; "high" is about elevation:
The 100-storey building is tall. The apartment on the top floor is high up there. …
>People who have any information should contact the police.
That's a sloppy sentence.
The people who have any information (really any information?) should contact the police.…
>Who(m) did you address your rude remark to? To whom did you address
>your rude remark?
>
>Halfwit people would ask: Who(m) did you addressed your rude remark
>to? ;-)
To you, ha…
>I am asking about using of "gave" in these questions.... ;-)
Are you sure?
Another halfwit.
By the way, it's ..about using (no "of") "gave"... or ...about TH…
After a preposition it should be "whom," no matter how formal or informal you want to be:
By whom ("by who" would be illiterate) was he given the new car.
This passive senten…
>1. The Palace of Versailles situated in France, twenty kilometres
>southwest of Paris is the most beautiful masterpiece of baroque and
>classicism art and architecture.
2.The Palace of …
>czasów continuous - także w przypadku czasowników "niedozwolonych" -
>używa się, m.in. dla podkreślenia, że jest się w wirze wydarzeń, które
>się opisuje. Rana postrzałowa sugeru…
Comma or no comma, "mind you" never means "still."
"Mind you" always means "(you) bear in mind."
It's imperative in mood; the verb sticks out like a sore…
1. The Analysis of Risks/Hazards in Gas Pipeline Operation.
"The" is often left out for brevity.
2. Analysis of Risks/...
To cut it even shorter:
3. Risks/... Analysis in Pipelin…
It's fantastic here! F. is magic! (It's) A picturesque seaside town (and an.../-an) ideal place for a summer holiday. The weather is just amazing: 45 degrees...
I'm staying at Hotel Re…
It's much better (and wiser) without "a." "A" imposes a notion that there are many religions of which one only is being conceptualized. The conception of religion "A&quo…
I've missed #6.
It isn't impossible, but it doesn't follow the patternthat you seem to be following.
I think you mean to say, "After he had received..., the company offered him…
All of them are OK, but every time you say "first..." followed by "then..." and "firs... then...," the turn of events is clear and the perfect tense is pretty much an ov…
>Janski,
>please refrain from making unwarrated sarcastic remarks. That is, as you know, or >will be made aware of is 'my job'.
Janski,
>Please (uppercase) refrain from mak…
>My head is overcrowded of million sick thinks.
My head id overcrowded with millions of sick thoughts would perhaps be more orthodox, but I like your "thinks" better. Honest.
Unless …
I am no Mr. Julek, but I can tell you right away they are clumsily trying to articulate this:
(Some—I can't say how reasonable their slant really is, but they are so-called) special…