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Bookmark or Share- Does it effect me? vs. Does it affect me? - WordReference ForumsYour question is too wide. I think you have to decide whether you want to talk about the two nouns or the two verbs. Instead of us inventing examples, it would be easir for you to find real-life examples and then ask us questions about them. Otherwise we are simply writing an essay for you to read. You could start with the two sentences you ...
- "Who is with you?" or "Who are you with?" - WordReference ForumsIt means, "Who is accompanying you right now?" EXAMPLE: (Phone conversation) "Yeah, I'm at the baseball game right now." "Really? Who are you with?" "Scott and Chuck from the office. We came here straight after work."
- Contact me by, at, or on? | WordReference ForumsHey guys, Which one is correct? 1) you can contact me by email (email address) or by telephone (phone number). 2) you can contact me on email (email address) or on telephone (phone number). 3) you can contact me at email (email address) or at telephone (phone number).
- I pity you/I feel pity for you/I pity on you. - WordReference ForumsUnless you want to sound smug and superior, and to offend the person to whom you are speaking, never describe your emotion towards that person as "pity" -- even if that is an accurate description. You may use it when speaking to a third person, but not when speaking to the person you pity. Instead, say "I feel sorry for you."
- What about yours? - WordReference ForumsHallooo. So I was wondering if it’s OK to say “what about yours” after someone’s asked for my name, like: - What’s your name? - My name’s Flora, what about yours? It sound a bit odd to me but just wanted to know if it’s grammatically correct.
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