Is the phrase “the night before” correct in this sentence? A: sorry, I was sleepy that day. (Refers to 4 months ago) B: yeah, same story at the pool the night before and the next day Thank you in advance.

Which one is correct? 1. I’m sorry, come again? 2. Excuse me, come again? Thank you in advance.

What’s the difference between these two statements? Is it talking about present or past? 1. I’d rather not get any homework 2. I’d rather the teacher didn’t give us any homework. Thank you in advance.

What’s the difference between these two sentences? Which one is correct and why? 1. Then, having being picked up from different riverside stops, Anna and the other children are taught their usual material before being dropped off at the end of the day. 2. Then, being picked up from different riverside stops, Anna and the other children are taught their usual material before being dropped off at the end of the day. Thank you in advance.

Is this sentence grammatically correct? (Future perfect continuous) By tomorrow, I will have been having my insurance for six months. If it’s not correct, is there another way of saying it? Thank you

Is "question mark" needed for the sentence below? He asked if he could use my pen Thank you.

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb. Ms. Jiminez told us we ………….. on a field trip next week. (go) Is the answer “go”? I don’t know which structure it follows. She told us we would go on a ……. She told us we (should) go ………. Or none of the above. I ran into this sentence in key stage exam but I want to know your opinion about the answer. Thank you.

Is this sentence grammatically correct? Jim Carey’s makeup artist needed two and a half hours every day to transform him into his character for the movie, The Grinch. Thank you in advance