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2016年8月22日 · The difference between "you are subscribed" and "you have subscribed" has nothing to do with the active and passive voices. Both clauses are in the active voice. In the first instance, …
2022年12月10日 · Is "I subscribed in a membership" wrong or just non-idiomatic? No one says it. It sounds wrong to native speakers. What's ridiculous is to insist that breaking a syntactic rule is …
2018年3月31日 · Just to be clear: in this context, subscribe to doesn't mean simply receiving something, it means arranging to receive something. For example, if a company delivers a free newspaper to …
2022年7月26日 · Have you subscribed it yet? Have you already subscribed? Or Have you subscribed? To me the first is better because I do not know until now if he has subscribed. But I don't know the …
2016年3月23日 · Done in Convention by the Unanimous Consent of the States present the 17th Day of September in the Year of our Lord 1787 and of the Independence of the United States of America the …
The question is, which of these is correct: I thought I did. or I thought I have. The answer is #1. At least one reason why the second answer is incorrect (and there may be more) is that "have" is the present …
2015年10月16日 · When a politician says "I understand where you're coming from", it usually means, "I don't plan to vote the way you want me to on this issue, but I hope for your support anyway." If the …
2025年11月2日 · The choice of preposition here often affects the meaning. If you don't agree with a plan, that normally just means you think it's a bad idea. You may not have the power to influence whether …
2020年11月4日 · What's the verb of "desperate", I think it's not "despair", because in this case when you are desperate, you are willing to do anything to get out of the bad situation. And with
2024年8月21日 · On television I heard an American woman say about her pregnant teenage daughter: "I thought she was a neat girl, not doing the dirty." I assume that "doing the …
