Oh no, no - consist of means be composed of something, eg 'The mixture consists of flour and water'. As for make somebody redundant - you're right - it is not appropriate in this contex…
What does this job consist in?
What will I be responsible for?
I realise that I can't tell the customer that I don't understand them.
Should you be dissatisfied with my work, don't h…
3. He had already been told to go on a diet. (the tense of the verb must agree with the tense that was in the original sentence)
5. What was the cake filled with (by them)?
7. We are going to be giv…
Yes, of course - they all refer to either I or we (I'm talking about the main clause).
...we shall (=will) get...
... I shall (=will) buy...
... I shall (=wil) give... and so forth.…
And here's the definition to the topic:
When the subject of the sentence is complex the following verb must agree with the main noun in the subject (agreement between subject and verb - in CAP…
All I know about the issue is as follows:
more than one + singular noun + singular verb
More than one child was absent from school.
more than one of + plural noun + plural verb
More than one o…
(typical use - talking about the future)
'will' is used with all the persons, singular and plural
'shall' is only used with the first person singular and plural
I will/shall t…
It should be:
hard (adj) hard* (adv)
fast (adj) fast (adv)
But:
* there is the adverb 'hardly' which has a different meaning to that of 'hard' - 'ledwie, prawie (nie)�…
As you have noticed on your own, there are many instances of writing 'just' following the subject. Unfortunately, it may not be acceptable at school. I advise you to use the version that I g…
Well, all I remember about inversion is as follows:
Little did I know...
Nor did I say...
Only by chance did I notice...
Should I return...
Were I to tell...
Had I known...
But if it's…
for the time being - jak na razie
to have a lie in - dłużej zostać w łóżku (z rana), wylegiwać się
Are you sure the text you've pasted is what it looks like in the original? I can't figu…
Ever since we met (,) we have been seeing... OR
Ever since our first meeting (,) we have been seeing... OR
Ever since we have been seeing... (you can either include or omit the comma - here, in the …
Dear Zibi,
I'm writing this letter while on holiday. I'm having the best time of my life. I'm here at Rożnowo together with my friends. The village is really beautiful. We've be…
All the best to the forum girl full of spite (according to the words of some other people, not mine own), and yet packed with good nature as well as good sense. Bottoms up, guys! Cheers.…