How does a preposition affect the part of speech it goes after? In the following sentences, I have two options: when the preposition "to" turns "limited" into an adjective, and when the preposition "by" turns "limited" into a verb. Can you explain to me, please, how that is possible? And my second question is, what is the semantic difference between using "to" and "by" in both cases? I only know that "to" is the maximum thing I can have, and "by" is the constraint, the thing that surrounds me. Thank you very much. Is this war limited to combat operations only, or is it limited to something else entirely? Is this war limited to combat operations only, or is it limited by something entirely else? And my last question is: Is there any grammatical difference between saying "something else entirely" or "something entirely else"? Thanks!

Help me pleaseee Is this question gramatically correct? How many people visit the beach on holidays?

Hello!! Could you help me please? Is this question gramatically correct? How many people do you think visit the beach on holidays?

Hello! Is this question well written? Do you agree with me that many people visit the beach on holidays? On the other hand,, is this sentence correct? The beach is visited by many people on holidays. Does the question and the sentence make sense?

Could you help me rephrase a few words. How can I say it differently "a way of travelling"? A method to have a trip? (it is bad, isn't it?)

Hi. Can I use a short form and write in a letter "I'd fancy living in..." instead "I would fancy living in..."? And why is after "would fancy" the verb with -ing, but after "would like" the verb with "to"?

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Is this sentence correct? “Would you like to add soup for one dollar more?” If it's correct, can I change it to “Would you like to add soup for one more dollar?” I appreciate for your help!