We usually use “on page” because we think of a page as a surface. We use the preposition of place “on” with surfaces in English. We don’t usually use “in page” but it can be used when something appears within the page. We use “at page” when we need to use the page as a …
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We use both “respect to” and “respect for” in English. We use “respect for” when we want to show respect in general and “respect to” when we want to direct our respect in a particular direction. Examples: I always have respect for people who work hard. I am showing respect to you. The difference between …
We use “remember” when we bring forward a memory in the present and ”remembered” when this action happens in the past. “Remembered” is more common than “remember” as we often need to show that we “remembered” something in order to fulfill another action. Examples: Oh, I remember when we were children and we could hear …
We use “on a website” because we treat all technology with screens as surfaces. We use the preposition of place “on” with surfaces in English. Everything on the internet like websites, apps, and platforms will use the preposition “on”. Examples: I saw that news story on a website yesterday. Where is the online class? It …
We use “on a website” because we treat all technology with screens as surfaces. We use the preposition of place “on” with surfaces in English. Everything on the internet like websites, apps and platforms will use the preposition “on”. Examples: I saw that news story on a website yesterday. Where is the online course? It …
We use “on the internet” because we treat all technology with screens as surfaces. We use the preposition of place “on” with surfaces in English. Examples: You need to look that up on the internet. There are millions of things to do on the internet. You can read my full article about how to use …
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“Where are you” is the correct structure when you are asking a direct question. When asking a direct question you always change the order of the subject and the main verb. “…..where you are” could also be correct if the question is an indirect question. An indirect question has some additional words before “where you …
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We use “where is “ when the following noun is singular and “where are” when the following noun is plural. Examples: Where is my car? (Car is singular) Where are my keys? (Keys are plural) Where is We use “is” with singular nouns. When we use “where is” we are usually looking for an object …
Investors is the plural for investor. Investor’s is the singular possessive form of investor. Investors’ is the plural possessive form of Investors. Investors or investor’s or investors’ are all pronounced the same way. Investors We use Investors when we want to make the word “investor” plural. So it is: I need one investor. I need …
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“Why can I” is the correct structure when you are asking a direct question. When asking a direct question you always change the order of the subject and the main verb. “…..why I can” could also be correct if the question is an indirect question. An indirect question has some additional words before “why I …
