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What's the differences between : "properly speaking", "practically speaking" and "strictly speaking"?

Here's another try, please take a look at it: Write a paragraph of 150-180 words supporting or rejecting the argument that parents should control what their children watch on TV I support the idea that parents should control their children over watching television. First, nowadays, almost...

I think after result in we must use a noun, so why obsese here made a fault? Adult and children -make both plural (?)- I really don't understand what you meant

Write a paragraph of 150-180 words supporting or rejecting the argument that parents should control what their children watch on TV I support that parents should control what their children watch on television. First,nowadays, almost every family can have a television set at home. A lot of...

According to you, Casi, we don't shift the tense backward if the sentence expresses the permission, right? (To me, I don't think Micheal Swan is an American in view of the Oxford publisher)

The point is, Micheal Swan didn't shift the tense backward

Re: Whats the different beween "inclusive"/ "included" and "including"? anyone?

So how about this: Here come or comes the cars?

Much thanks, but Swan said again, in page 252 of Pratical English Usage, he gave an example: Direct: Shall I be needed tomorrow? Indirect: He wants to know if he will be needed tomorrow I wonder why he wrote the sentence in future tense, could you make it clearer?

But when to separate, and when to consider it as a whole unit?

If I write " There lies a big tree and a moutain", is the sentence grammatically correct?

Everey speaker but not my teacher

Right But you haven't answer mine yet So, if I write : It was John Lennon ___ wrote the song a) who b) that Could you help?

So we use: "I will come back there afterwards" or "I will go back there afterwards"?

He said:" When a relative clause comes after an expression like It is/was smell. there are two possibilities:...." It was I who needs your help is subject form It was me that needs..... is object form