I don't see OR I can't see Should we say "I don't see" OR "I can't see" for the following example : I don't see if there is any side-effect in the future. THanks a lot!

for sale, on sale I would like to know the meaning of the followings: 1. for sale 2. for sales 3. on sale 4. on sales Thanks

I cannot see ... Which one is correct please ... 1. I cannot see if there are any side effect caused in future. 2. I do not see if there are any side effect caused in future. Thanks a lo! Thank you romutus, but I want to know which is the correct one : I don't see ... OR I can't see ...

swimming techniques 1. How do we say in English for all those swimming techniques : freestyle, breaststroke, ??????? (then what else please?) 2. What is the meaning of this sentence : He is not a people person!

AT THE MOMENT Should we say : 1. Are you busy at the moment? , or 2. Are you busy in the moment? Thanks

use of ' difference' Is the following sentence structure correct please? The difference of A from B is that B is in white color. Thanks a lot!

IN the festival We eat rice-dumpling ON the Dragon Boat Festival. Should we use ON or IN here?Thank you all! Further, do we say " I am going to travel to London ON Christmas holiday. " Is "ON" the correct preposition here ?

They're Tom. How do I answer the following question please: WHOSE TOYS ARE THESE ? Answers: 1. They're Tom. 2. They're his. 3. They're Tom's. Which one(s) is correct please? Thank youThank you so much. You've been a great help.

what is the difference between 'on this weekend' and 'in this weekend' please? Thanks, what about : What are you going to do in this weekend ? or can we say : We went to the Disneyland on the weekend .Thank you so much, Jasmine and LGF !!! I understand now !!!