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  • A large quantity of books is are interesting? - WordReference Forums
    Or the content of the books? If the former, then the only situation that makes sense to me is the finding of an unusual number of books somewhere, and the sentence would likely be something like, "The large quantity of books is interesting " If it's the content, then I think we'd say, "A great number of books are interesting "
  • under review in on [name of the journal] | WordReference Forums
    What is the correct preposition just after "under review"? (1) The manuscript is under review in [name of the journal] (2) The manuscript is under review on [name of the journal] According to Google Books Ngram Viewer, it looks like that "under review in" is more common However, this does
  • The book lt;that which gt; is on the table - WordReference Forums
    There may be hundreds of other books in the room, but the speaker is claiming ownership only of the book on the table The answer is that If the given sentence had been " The book, _____ is on the table, is mine " (notice the commas), then we have a nonrestrictive clause
  • at new year on new years eve | WordReference Forums
    In fact, all the pages on the Internet and books I have found say "at New Year" and "on New Year's Eve" but nothing else My questions are, why AT and ON for these cases?
  • recharge your battery vs batteries | WordReference Forums
    After a hard day at work, I read books to recharge my batteries The idiom fits for the meaning you want to express, but I would say 'I read a book ' I am not sure other people will agree with me, but 'read books' sounds like you read a lot of books when you get home, and that sounds demanding and not relaxing
  • I am keen lt;on gt; lt;to gt; [gerund vs infinitive] | WordReference Forums
    Bonjour Hello Everyone I am trying to improve my English by myself I would want to know how I have To turn a sentence with the word " keen "keen + gerund or infinitive examples that I saw in books I am keen on having a Family but I am keen to remind you or I am keen to hear what you have To
  • She buys or She buy - WordReference Forums
    If you want a name for all of these sentences, they are mandative (this is a comparatively new term which is not common in grammar books) All of the sentences express the same sort of thing: a com mand, a de mand, a suggestion, etc They use three different grammatical structures: subjunctive, or modal, or indicative
  • Date format: British English US Canadian Australian NewZealand . . .
    I think Zulu time is the military name for this time "zone" The whole topic of time standards has filled many books Personally, I like the yyyy-mm-dd format (2010-01-20 for Jan 20, 2010) because it sorts so nicely :^)
  • FR: Typography of titles - italics or guillemets?
    I believe that titles of books, for instance, are written in italics The same applies to works of art So: Aida de Verdi, Vieil homme assis de Picasso, La Peste de Camus, La Marseillaise de Rouget de Lisle
  • Spider-man - WordReference Forums
    Salve a tutti! Volendo tradurre in inglese l'espressione "il nostro amico tessiragnatele" per intendere Spider-man, posso dire, secondo voi, "our web slinging superhero"?





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