Which one is correct? (and also please correct the sentence if there is something wrong) A. "I just discovered a song and on replay, the chorus sounds noltalgic, maybe you would have it a listen" A. "I just discovered a song and on replay, the chorus sounds noltalgic, maybe you would give it a listen"

What does this sentence mean? "What's your latest hit on replay?

Hi everyone! I want to post a video on my social media. I recorded view which I like to look when I went home after work (along my way home). Is this sentence below correct? a. My favorite view/scene on the way home from work b. My favorite view/scene along way home from work c. your suggestion? I'd really appreciate if anyone could help me. Thank you ...

Which one is right? a. Head of Accounting and Tax Department or b. Head of Department Accounting and Tax Thank you in advanced.

Is this thesis title correct? Hi everyone! I hope you're all doing well. Anyone who is an expert in English, help me please. If you think the sentence below is wrong, please feel free to correct it. Microsoft Access Based Purchase and Sales Application on ABC, Ltd.

What does up mean in these sentences? A. 1. New post up on www.... 2. ....in a really messed up situation. 3. Sentences are made up of two parts - subjects and predicates. B. (without the word "up") 1. New post on www.... 2. ....in a really messed situation. 3. Sentences are made of two parts - subjects and predicates. What happen if I don't use the word "up" in those sentences? Is there any difference between A and B? I would be grateful for any feedback you could give :) ....

Simple present tense vs. present progressive? I often get myself confused when I am asked to choose between simple present or present progressive. Simple Present or Present Progressive. 1. Our teacher (is not standing) up right now. She (is sitting) on the corner of her desk. 2. It (is not raining) right now. The sun (shines), and the sky (is) blue. 3. (Does) it (rain) a lot in southern California? 4. It's 7:30 A.M. and the Wilsons are in their kitchen. Mrs. Wilson (is sitting) at the breakfast table. She (is reading) the morning paper. She (reads) the newspaper every morning. Mr. Wilson (is pouring) a cup of coffee. He (drinks) two cup of coffee every morning before he (goes) to work. There is a cartoon on TV, but the children (aren't watching) it. They (are playing) with their toys instead. They usually (watch) cartoons in the morning, but this morning they (don't pay) any attention to the TV. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson (don't watch) the TV either. They (don't like) to watch cartoons. Those are my answers. Are they correct?

How to use word "of" and article "the"? I'm always confused every time when I want to make a sentence. One of problems I have is how to use "of" and "the". Could you tell me some tips how to use "of" and "the"? and is this sentence correct? or what do you think it should be? "This drawing inspired by Elle's look, but I changed the colour of the skirt."

How to use word "of" and article "the"? I'm always confused every time when I want to make a sentence. One of problems I have is how to use "of" and "the". Could you tell me some tips how to use "of" and "the"? and is this sentence correct? or what do you think it should be? "This drawing inspired by Elle's look, but I changed the colour of the skirt."