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personal pronouns - than her versus than she - English Language . . . "Alex is more soft-spoken than she " "Alex is more soft-spoken than her friend " Now, append the word "is" to the above two sentences: "Alex is more soft-spoken than she is " "Alex is more soft-spoken than her friend is " They still make sense, although neither is considered good writing (they aren't wrong, per se, but they ain't great shakes
is getting vs will get - English Language Learners Stack Exchange Alex gets married next month is equally valid If you want to call that "present tense" you can, but next month clearly establishes that Alex's marriage lies in the future (it's not happening now) –
What does the phrase the more you know mean? Someone using the words in conversation (as in your example with Alex and Jim) without sarcasm might mean something like that, or maybe just something like "Oh, I didn't know that " If someone intend a sarcastic remark, that would reverse the meaning
Tense Agreement: hold vs. held - English Language Learners Stack . . . As Alex_ander points out, you cannot in fact be sure that they still hold those views, so it may not be logically solid to say hold If you met the people twenty years ago, hold would be strange But if it was last week, it would be very surprising for them to have changed, so hold is fine
grammar - utilitys VS utilities VS utility - English Language Learners . . . Possession, e g, Alex's bag To shorten a word, e g haven't If you were to say "utility's" it would mean that the utility is owning something I assume that that's not the case, and you were talking about the pilot utilities, plural form of utility, without an apostrophe Thus, utilities should be the correct word to use
difference - Im coming back home equals to Im back home . . . – Alex_ander Commented Sep 5, 2018 at 22:51 I remember that someone talked to me on phone while he was a different country and he told me that he's back (but he didn't mention the word home) and what I understood from him then that he's coming back because he wasn't there yet