A sentence in news Hello, Is the following sentence correct in grammar? What is the subject, and the verb? This morning, news that Harry and Meghan will be closing their Buckingham Palace office, with most of their staff losing their jobs come spring, as they step down as senior royals.

meaning of 'on' Hello.:) I would like to know the meaning of 'on' in the following sentence. A company is on about the same schedule as B company. Does it mean 'A company agrees with the same schedule as B company'? Thank you in advance for your time and effort.

Difference between 'would could' and 'will can' Hello.:) I can't understand why the two people use 'would could' instead of 'will can' in the following conversation. Student : I guess if she fails, then I could just make a lot of photocopies. Librarian : That is an option, but I doubt that these pictures would reproduce well. Student : You're probably right. I could use a scanner. Librarian : You could also volunteer to help at the book sale. You wouldn't be able to select the book to be included, but our volunteers get first choice frorm the books that are included in the sale. If it makes it in, you would have a very strong chance of getting it. Do they say 'would could' just to express the courtesy to each other? Thank you in advance for your time and attention.:)

Meaning of "in the sense of" Hi, there.:) I read the following sentences : Um, well, this pattern is known as Bode’s Law. Um, it isn’t really a scientific law, not in the sense of predicting gravitation mathematically or something. In this regard, what is the meaning of 'in the sense of'? Thank you in advance.