I found the sentence "He forgot the judge in the father." in my English textbook, and it says that the meaning is "He forgot his duty as a judge in the name of fatherhood." Do native speakers find this sentence natural and clearly meaningful?

When can I omit an "s" at the end of a verb after "he", "she", "it"? Apart from negations, questions?

Hi, please help Rewrite the sentence below using “Little did…” without changing its meaning: She had no idea that the decision would change her life forever. thanks

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What's the difference between To get hold of someone/something and To get a hold of someone/something?

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Which one is correct? I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it myself. I wouldn't believe it if I haven't seen it myself. I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it myself.

Strangers come to me or strangers comes to me ? Which one is correct and why ?