Which is correct impending danger or imminent danger when I want to say like this: I am prone to be obsessed with a specific idea like some dangers that could happen to my puppy in the near future for example accidents, diseases, or viruses. I know these sound ridiculous, as these are endless, but feel a kind of ___________danger to her. Thank you in advance.

What kind of clause after'each time'is this?

Hello everyone, I'd like to check which word is a better choice in my condition. Here's the background: I am working on a series of books that are designed for people in different age brackets. So should it be "[Book name] (Children's Version)" or "[Book name] (Children's Edition)"? Thank you so much for answering my question!

Could someone help me complete these tag questions？ Thank you very much！：-） Neither you nor Lily goes to the party, ______？ Either you or Lily goes to the party, _________? Not only you but also Lily goes to the party, __？ Both you and Lily go to the party, ___________? Lily is too busy to go to the party, _________?

English students, try this! Topic: irregular verbs

Is it correct to say "They don't know how to be strong and brave"? Or should we correct the "and" into "or" in the negative sentences?

opera, play, drama, when they mean the same thing, what is the difference? Thank you so much！

Which is ok? My friend Amy is warm-hearted. When I forget to wear/wearing my gloves in cold weather, she takes hers off and puts them on my hands. Thanks