a multiple choice question -I'm sorry to hear that your mother is ill in hospital. -____ A.That's all right. B.Don't be so sorry.She's well soon. C.It's nothing. D.It's very kind of you. why is D best? how about A&B?

a question about Grammar Inversion I saw this sentence 'we were **** when suddenly came the exciting news that ****' Is 'suddenly came the news' grammatically right? why can't it be 'suddenly the news came that..'? I searched a lot about inversion grammar,but few(maybe no) examples like this are given.i know some examples like ‘here/there/... came the news’. is there any need to use inversion when a sentence starts with 'suddenly'?so...is this alright in formal English according to the rigid grammar?

"hello,to high and dry"? what does "hello,to high and dry" mean? I just heard it in Sara Bareilles' song <Love Song>. i know what "high and dry" means,but "hello,to.." doesn't get that sentence across me. Does it have any special usage?

English I must acknowledge the popularity of English language,for most of Chinese students began to learn English in primary school. Once upon a time,it's English that really puzzles me.It's totally different from Chinese,even making many learners think it more complicated.But exposed to English which i should learn as a second language when I was young,I've got to be more and more interested in it.I just can't descibe how amazing it is. With the world going ahead all along,English becomes a language of great use.As we all can see,most of people use it to communicate with others,especially across the nation. For me,I usually tend to enjoy western music,which means I should learn a lot about English,and that's what let me get the power to continue learning English.