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Bookmark or Share- What's the difference between `Hello` and `Hello there`?Hello there! I hope you're going to clean up after your dog. I am planning to mow the grass on the verge next to the sidewalk today. In the future, I'd rather you let your dog empty its bowels somewhere else — perhaps on your own lawn.
- grammar - "after use" or "after using"? - English Language Learners ...Tell me please which sentence is correct. Wipe the benches after use! Wipe the benches after using! I guess the following ones is correct, but too long. Wipe the benches after you use t...
- When to add "up" after a verb and when not?That is, it appears as a word by itself. It doesn't appear in a full preposition phrase like up the ladder or up to the sky. It's just up, even if there are other words after it. So it's a particle. That means up and the whole room must be two separate parts of the sentence. Because this is true, we can move the particle before the noun phrase.
- word choice - Difference between "clean" and "clear" - English Language ...What is the difference between "clean" and "clear"? clean. verb [with object] make clean; remove dirt, marks, or stains from: clean your teeth properly after meals I cleaned up my room (as noun cleaning) Anne will help with the cleaning. clear. make or become clear, in particular:
- To thorough clean/to clean thoroughly/to thoroughly clean?It is essential to thorough clean/to clean thoroughly/to thoroughly clean the machine after each use. Choose the best option to make the sentence perfect. I am a bit confused here because I believe each one of them makes the sentence proper. I do not think if there is any rule for this. If yes, please let me know. Suggestions please. Thank you.
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