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- word usage - government or governmental? - English Language . . .
A Governmental Official is more likely to be someone like a Prime Minister or President who creates Government rather than implements the decisions made elsewhere; which is how I might interpret it
- Is government singular or plural? - English Language Learners Stack . . .
Is the word "government" singular or plural? My grammar book tells me government is plural And if you search on the web, it is not so unusual to be confused So which of the following two sentence
- Whats the differences between quasi and semi?
I looked up in the dictionary and found many examples, like quasi-governmental Out of curiosity, I searched "semi-governmental" in Google books and the result surprised me There are a lot of "semi-governmental" being used What's the differences between quasi and semi? Can I use them interchangeably?
- as appropriate - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
For example, a party to a lawsuit can make evidentiary documents available to the other party; or a governmental body can make low-interest-rate loans available to those who have been hit by a natural disaster such as flood, earthquake, tornado, or fire A charitable organization can make shelter and food available to homeless people
- Whats this piece of metal in front of offices doors called?
Many offices building as well as governmental offices and building have a piece of metal or PVC (usually golden or silvery but can be in any color) and it has the information about the working hours or other information such as the owner of the office the physician of this clinic etc
- extract vs excerpt - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
As nouns, excerpt and extract are synonymous, i e a small piece of a longer text In respect to texts, I suspect excerpt would be the more common of the two, mainly because the verb to extract has a much wider range of meanings One can extract ore, or extract the truth, or extract a tooth; but text is the only thing one can excerpt
- Had vs. had been - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
He had remained president for 20 years and he had done nothing for the benefits of people He had been remained president for 20 years and he had done nothing for the benefits of people Are b
- What are the more formal words for clerk?
The actual definition is "One who holds an office or position, especially one who acts in a subordinate capacity for an institution such as a corporation or governmental agency " While people who hold offices are generally officials, people who hold positions are most often not I hold a position (my job), but I'm not by any means an official
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