Is it correct that in “I wouldn't be sure that it was profitable in 5 years” we don't need the second “would” when talking about the future relative to “be sure”?

ESL students, try this! Topic: Countable and Uncountable Nouns

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What does this ‘with’mean here?

I need to some help from native English speakers 🙏 Claire is one of the girls who are on time. Is this sentence grammatically correct or not, and why!?

What is the difference between borrowing and plagiarizing?

1a/b/c/d. She suggests / is suggesting / has suggested / will suggest ​that you rent a house. 2a/b/c/d. She suggested/ was suggesting / had suggested / would suggest ​that you rented a house. 3a/b/c/d. She suggested/ was suggesting / had suggested / would suggest ​that you (should) rent a house. Which is/are grammatically correct?

How do you handle learning multiple different ways to say the same thing? For example, one might say, "Good morning! How are you?" while another might say, "Morning, how are you doing today?" While these statements seem similar (because they are), to a new language learner, it can be so overwhelming to retain all of the variations! As a tutor and a student, I always find it tricky to keep a balance! What are your feelings on this matter?

Which came first……