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Bookmark or Share- "it will be best if" vs "it would be best if" - WordReference ForumsIn the following sentences, is there a difference in nuance? 1) It will be best if you can explain your circumstances. 2) It would be best if you could explain your circumstances. I think the second version with the "would" suggests a degree of uncertainty. Other than that, they are identical...
- best wishes from/by | WordReference ForumsBest Wishes - By Tsunade201 Sending Your Best Wishes by Letter On the Title Page it is signed Best Wishes by the author. Now do the same for "best wishes from" and on the last page you'll see these: Thank you & best wishes from Sharm el Sheikh, Awad El Said Thank you, and best wishes from GameSalad this Holiday season! Best wishes from the ...
- "Aunt" and "Uncle" for non-relatives | WordReference ForumsAnd my mom's best friend from childhood has always been my "aunt", too. I don't use aunt and uncle (or other terms for relatives) to refer to strangers -- it seems like false intimacy in my culture, though I understand that it may be respectful in others.
- Letter: Closing - 'Best,' vs. 'Bests,' - WordReference ForumsThe word "best" is an adjective which means it describes a noun - it does not stand alone. Lots of people have seen this closing to a message, but that does not make it correct. A closing is an implied thought.
- A group of people + is/are - WordReference ForumsTypically, it’s best to use are with a number of. Correct A number of people are concerned about the lack of progress. Incorrect A number of people is concerned about the lack of progress. Other collecting phrases like group of can take is when you’re emphasizing the group: Correct That group of protesters is sure to be distracting. Correct
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