Is there any mistake in the formulation of the sentence? You provided a “Quality Manual” sample by Bizmanualz.com, in which there is a few, to be exact, 24, procedures been mentioned. Is the samples for these procedures available? If it is, then we would be able to learn formats and methods from those procedures and make our own custom ones.

please fill in the blank I have caught a bad cough. I almost can't talk. Whatever I try to say, fragments of that are audible. That is to say, my voice _________. 1) what to put in the blank? 2) I was thinking about 'my voice got broken'. is that acceptable? 3) is there any errors in the above paragraph?

on or over? which one of the two is correct/natural? a) I shouldn't have wasted money on this b) I shouldn't have wasted money over this

can I use 'costed' here? I bought a pair of shoes the a few days back. It's price was 100 dollars. Can I say the following in this case? "It costed me $100" If not, how to convey the same meaning using the word "cost"?

Which one is correct? 1) you have to do it right from the start 2)you have to do it right from the beginning which one is correct? if both, are they both natural to use while speaking?

what would a native say? i) "I used to be able to do it." What's the negative form of the abovementioned sentence? Is it natural to say - "I used to be able to not do it."? ii) is there any grammatical (like punctuation) error in (i)

what do you call someone who goes to bed late in the night? what to call someone who goes to bed early, and the same way, one who goes to bed late. Actually, I am looking for terms analogous to "early riser" or "late riser"