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Hi, ... but we'll let that pass, shall we? 1) In this sentence, is "we'll" a contraction for "we will" or "we shall"? 2) If it's the contraction for "we will", I supposed that the question tag "shall we" is used only because "will we" doesn't ring well, isn't it? Thanks!

Hi, I came across this idiom this week. I wonder what it means as rumpus, in the Oxford Canadian Dictionary, means: a disturbance, brawl, row, or uproar, and rumpus room means: a room, usually in the basement of a house, for games and play. I took it from this sentence: "They were kicking up...

Hi, Can I use equally these conjunctions to express "for the reason that"? I asked John because he knows everything on that matter. I asked John for he knows everything on that matter. I asked John since he knows everything on that matter I asked John as he knows everything on that matter...

Could you enlighten me on the use of the coma with "that" and "which"? Which one of these examples is correct? Examples: The flowers that I received from Gina are magnificent. The flowers which I received from Gina are magnificent. OR The flowers, that a received from Gina, are...

Hi, I was wondering if I could say: "I will be better off doing gardening than singing." Isn't it more idiomatic than saying "Taking gardening classes will be a better choice for me than singing classes." Thank your for information and corrections.