Which of the four telecom operators has more base stations

I''m wondering which sentence sound more native in America, when describing your family. Both can be correct but have different use, ie colloquial vs. formal but I want to …

The answer is correct. It has been there since four years. (This is a common mistake by learners of English.) It has been there since four years ago. The reason is that ''four …

I mean "We are four in our family" sounds fine to me. "Ambiguous" means the meaning is not clear. Example: "There are four members in my family" might mean "There are …

Hi Pam hailed a taxi and told the driver where she wanted to go. The driver started the meter. Pam checked the meter a few times and said: "Hmm, four-fifty. That''s about right." …

Hi, people. I should say "four weeks" instead of "4 weeks" because numerals are only used for numbers greater than nine. Is this reason for not using "4 weeks" correct? Many …

Today, I can''t remember exactly what I was told, but I was told there are cases when you break up quotes you use 3 dots & sometimes 4. I''ve only ever used 3 even if it was …

Hi people. this time I''m trying to figure out how to pronounce the years. Fon instance: 2001, 2004. Two thousand and four or just Two thousand?

For the example of "a table and four chairs", I agree with Forero (and with all his other examples): it''s "There are a table and four chairs". Here, "there is" doesn''t work, because …

In English, there''s a difference between "A is four times as big as B" and "A is 4 times bigger than B". Let''s say A = 20 and B = 5. In correct English, this means that "A is 3 …

But maybe in "two and two equals four" the subject is "two and two" (not "two" and "two") so then singular..? That should be true. As I said, in German we use the singular for …