Is the following sentence correct? We should give this new form of art the same respect as any other type of art.

Is there anything wrong with "I hope so"? Should I use "I hope not"? —You won't miss the train. —I hope so.

Is there anything wrong with the following sentence? Does "the reasons" and "it" contradict each other? Speaking of the reasons behind this, he said it was not only hard work but more importantly, the era.

Which is/are correct? 1. It's always better to team up than to work alone. 2. It's always better to team up than work alone. 3. It's always better to team up rather than working alone. 4. It's always better to team up rather than to work alone. 5. It's always better to team up rather than work alone.

What does "in the 'foreign' setting" mean?

Is there anything wrong with the following sentence? He chose a job different from most people of his age.

What does "even if 20 years go by before Americans trade in their driver’s licenses" mean? SF highlights social and cultural changes, identifying how technology is changing society and culture. Here I must mention a new subscription service called Scout, which is using SF to help analyze current tech trends. Recently, it talked about how American cities are unprepared for self-driving cars. Scout argued even if 20 years go by before Americans trade in their driver’s licenses, the fact that only one out of every 17 cities is even thinking about self-driving cars is shocking. What makes Scout different from other tech media is that it uses short fiction to help explore the ramifications (结果) of technologies.

Which is correct? 1. We act as if he would never notice a mistake unless it was pointed out. 2. We act as if he would never notice a mistake unless it is pointed out. 3. We act as if he would never notice a mistake unless it were pointed out.

Which one is correct, "on a magazine" or "in a magazine"? A. Eventually, I got a short article published on a magazine. B. Eventually, I got a short article published in a magazine.