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Bookmark or Share- word choice - How to ask for someone’s time? - English Language ...How to ask someone you know for their time for setting up a phone call or meeting, to talk about something important in a productive and focused way. Like you are asking your manager in a formal way?
- word usage - "Photos of Someone" vs "Someone's Photos" - English ...Andrew's Photos are the photos Andrew uploaded (and, usually, also shot himself). Photos of Andrew are photos uploaded by other people (and possibly also Andrew himself), where someone tagged a face (or something else) as being Andrew.
- When is "someone" singular and when is it plural?[1] We have someone clean the house. [2] Someone cleans the house. The compound determinative "someone" is inherently singular due to the singular nominal base "one", so [2] has the expected singular verb "cleans".
- "someone’s" vs. "someone else’s"-- any difference?That said, I don't agree that the word "errand" expresses anything at all about it being on someone's/someone else's behalf. If I say, "I spent the morning running errands," there's no built-in implication, suggestion, or hint that those errands were for someone else.
- prepositions - To be on, at or by someone's side - English Language ...To be at or by someone's side usually means a close, physical presence. It conjures up images like this one, where three friends are walking side-by-side: To be on someone's side, though, usually means to be siding with them in an argument or dispute, or maybe supporting them in a tough situation.
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