Which preposition is correct in this sentence ? He told me that he had written a letter to congratulate his friend.....being elected the head of the committee. A.for B.on C.at D.to I've search on google and the result showed that "for" is used to praise someone for their achievement.

Hi everyone can you guys show me the grammar error in sentence please. Thanks in advance The sentence is "it was reported that a police man was badly injured in the explosion" my teacher said that the error was the "injured" and placed it with the "wounded" because "injured" used to describe an injury in accident. Isn't explosion an accident ?

I just saw this sentence in a tv programme and quite confused now "This is my first time hearing it" is it correct or not ? If it correct could you guys please explain the tense of this sentence for me. Thanks in advance ^^

Can you guys explain this sentence for me please. Thanks you a lot "Korean government care backage to people who are in quarantine due to explosure, ENSURING they dont need to leave the house for essential" why there is a V-ing here. I dont understand it.

Hi guys i have a little confusing and hope you can check out which sentence is correct. Thanks y'all 1. Bread and butter is our daily food 2. Bread and butter are our daily food

Please check this sentence for me. Thanks you all The plan as well as the proposals is to be presented in the coming Monday meeting. Could it be "is going to be presented" instead of "is to be presented" ? because i saw the phrase " the coming monday meeting" is in the future

Please check this sentence for me. Thanks When i arrive at the party, everybody is going to be celebrating. Some will be dancing. Others are going to be talking

Could you guys explain the grammar in this sentence 4 me please. "In this programme we'll be talking about disagreeing."Why is there future continuous tense "we'll be talking" means what ?

Please correct this sentence for me "None of my children has blue eyes" why "children" is a countable noun and also a plural but the verb is singular. Thanks