Is my book correct? I need an expert to tell me if the answer is right in my book. The sentence is: Taylor sold his car before he had paid the installments. My question is， the sentence should be: Taylor had sold his car before he paid the installments Or Taylor sold his car after he had paid the installments. Thanks

You open it, you buy it. What is the English on signs in stores that say if you open something, you need to buy it. You open it, you buy it??? Thanks

My teacher or my book. Which is correct She told me she has not eaten any chicken since______ A she became a teacher. B she has become a teacher My book says (A) is correct. My teacher says (A)(B) both correct. Your opinion Thanks

Is my teacher correct? A: Who ___ with you last night? B: My mom _____. My teacher said i had to use "was." Who was with you last night? My question is: Do I always need to use the singular form? My teacher said because "my mom" was a singular, so you needed to use "who was you with" But I think I could not know how many persons you were with last night so I could use "were or was" depending on my assumption. Thanks

Is my teacher correct? My teacher said the sentence below. Is it correct? Squeeze small paint from the watercolor tube and then add water and use brush to blend the paint even on the palette. After you finish the picture, you can mount the picture with paste. Thank you.

Is my teacher correct? My school English teachers have different opinions on the sentence below. One said it is wrong. The other said it is correct. What is your opinion? The sentence: I have not stopped learning English since you moved two years ago. Thanks

a video call If I had a classroom video call with my students, can I say I made a video call to my students? Thanks

Please help me with the questions. Thanks 1 The weather is fickle today. Can I use the word fickle? 2 I was late for school today and I swear I will go to school In time / on time in the future. In time or on time 3 What do you like to be What do you like to grow into? Are they the same? Thanks

on phone or by phone? Please correct the whole sentence below. Thank you so much. While I was making a reservation on /by phone, the person on the other end answered my questions impatiently.