I'm very thankful for your reply. I know that you want me to do my best to improve my English knowledge- never be dependent of others. But reason for my topic is that although I have the key to this excises , I still don't understand why we choose it. So I created it. Thanks anyway to you!
If you already have the answer key, but there are some that don't make sense, then highlight which ones.
For example, if you don't see the difference between two particular words in a given answer, say "The key says it's X but I don't understand why Y doesn't work." Then we can help you focus on the differences.
@Grammar Geek: Thanks you for you suggestion. I 'll start at once : 1. the visit of the president will increase the...between the two countries. A. Understanding B.Quiet C.peace. D. knowledge The key say it's A but I don't understand why don't we choose D.?I find A & D seem to have the same meaning. 2. 'I will call... you at 6 o'clock", john said. A,by b.up
doanbichngoc@Grammar Geek: Thanks you for you suggestion. I 'll start at once : 1. the visit of the president will increase the...between the two countries. A. Understanding B.Quiet C.peace. D. knowledge The key say it's A but I don't understand why don't we cho
Hi Grammar Geek, "Call" may lexically have the meaning of visitation. Both "I call you" and "I call for you" with the specific meaning of "visit you" are rare in the States. For clarity, I use "I visit you" or "I drop by your house tomorrow."
"I called you yesterday" normally means "I phoned you yesterday," doesn't it? Armstrong