I see i have been the most active asker on the forum now. But my English is far from fluent now (but it will be) so for now lots of questions arise.
I read a book about the legal system of the USA. And I noticed that sometimes the author uses the terms “suit”, “plaintiff” and “defendant” with articles and sometimes without articles. Here are some examples:
I have tried to analyse the differences but failed. So I am wondering if some of you could clarify this.
You could say, "So, I wonder if..." taking out the "am"
Also, most Americans that I know, would just say U.S. and not USA. So that is just a style thing, it is not incorrect to say USA.
I only speak two languages, English and bad English.
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