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Thanx! I became clear to me now! But I knew the difference between "a lone" and "alone". I saw this expression in an article, it was written there....... "a lone spy......" :D

In reported...

Yeah! I gat it!
All the examples are perfect and now everything is clear. I understand in detail. I think that these details of the language are very interesting!

There are a lot of english...

Thanx! Now it's absolutely clear to me!

I think it's just the same, that now we think that pop-corn" is a noun, it's a food, but if we think a little we see, that there are 2 different words - to...

Thanx a lot for the explanations! :))

Sorry for importunity :)) but is there any difference in the usage of "leftover" and "leftovers"?

I found different definitions to these words.

Leftover...

Hi!
can anyboudy explain the difference between "in time" and "on time". :?:
As far as I know, "on time" means that something happens just accordingto the timetable. And "in time" means just not...