Dear Oppo: Question: 1. Why are some movies more interesting than others? I think some movies are more interesting than others because those movies are made by big, prominent film companies
Dear Aruna: He cannot spell properly. He cannot properly spell. *** Although both sentences are acceptable and are grammatically correct, the first sentence is not good, because it is confusing
Glen: The word "wealthy" usually means "rich" or "having a lot of money." In this particular sentence, the author means that he feels "rich," NOT because he has money, but because he is blessed with
Dear Abriel: Sentence B is wrong. "Clint never balanced his checkbook" is one independent clause. The second independent clause is "every year or so he would close his account and open a new one at
Dear Glen: It's good to hear from you again. Can you use the word "wealthy" in the following context and if yes, what is the exact definition of it? "Even though I am poor I feel wealthy because

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