Could someone help me with these sentences? Is this sentece totaly correct?: "I think this book to be a significant addition to my library" If is correct, can I use "is" instead "to be" without changing its meaning? What "great lengths" means in that expresion?: And if he did a little better, we would go to great lengths to reinforce him. What "oustanding as measured" means?: He became oustanding as measured by standard social criteria. What "cramming" means here: To focus on tecniques is like cramming your way through school.

What's the meaning of these expresions? Could someone tell me the meaning of these: Sound priciples. spect out. Social mileage. Withdrawal pains. Coalesced. What's the diference between "Holds" vs "Holds it up". And "In contrast" vs "In stark contrast".

What is difference in pronunciation? Is "Whatever" sometimes pronunced like "wherever"? If it is not pronunced the same how can I notice the difference?

What's the difference between "Missed" and "Missed out"? What's the difference between "Missed" and "Missed out"?

What these two frases mean? I saw these two sentences in a song. -But all of her friends stuck up their nose. -There is more than meets the eye. At the first one "stuck up their nose" is the part I don't understand. And the second one "meet the eye" I guess It means meet someone superficiality, but I'm not sure.

What the word "anter" means? I'd never seen this word. I saw in this text: Develops implementation plans with Business team and Operational leaders anter quarterly audits.

What's the difference? Could some tell me the difference between: Objective, Target and Goal.

Is there a difference between these two questions? Or even are these correct? Whose the car is (that) you stole? Whose the car was (that) you stole? If these are well, does it mean the same that: "Whose car did you steal?" and "who did you steal the car from?"

Which one is the correct? I hope that I be correct I hope that I am correct