"I'd appreciate you helping me to a better place." I heard this in a videogame. I think 'go' or 'get' must be added between 'me' and 'to'. Maybe the speaker made a mistake of leaving it out? The speaker was a British and the year was 1918. Was it acceptable and common to leaving it out at that time in the UK?

🫤 Do you know the difference between ‘along’ and ‘alongside’? ⬆️⁣

Good morning! Topic: Basics of Tenses

English tutor Alice here! Would you like a native English speaker/community tutor from the United States to give you corrections about your English speaking? Do you need corrections about your pronunciation? Word choice? Sentence structure? Want corrections typed and verbal?

Query about omitting and the singular and plural forms of nouns. 1a. If he is the murderer, I think him, we have done no more than is just.(original) 1b. If he is the murderer, I think him (to be the murderer), (what we have done (to him) merely is just. Question: Which is/are grammatically correct? Do they both have the same meaning? 2a. the collapse of moral certitudes. 2b. the collapse of a moral certitude. 2c. a collapse of a certitude. 2d. the collapses of moral certitudes. Question: Which is/are grammatically correct? Do these noun phrases have the same meaning?

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A. I thought something bad had happened to you B. I thought something bad happened to you Okay... In this case I was sure that I needed to use the Past Simple, but now I'm starting to second-guess myself.

Can you spot the intentional mistake? 🤣

What is the difference between 要，想，需要？