Is "when will you return London" correct sentence?
Is "when will you return to London" correct sentence?
Does London have a summer? Does the sentence "By this time next year, I hope we'll both have graduated." sound correct and natural in English? I said this sentence to a friend. How far back in time could we go in the UK before we would start to be unable to understand the English of the day? When will the UK leave the EU? Will the summer be good in London? Which is correct formal British English: "I am writing you to let you know" or "I am writing to you to let you know"? Which is the correct form? "I have been in London " or " I have been to London "? What is London like? Is it safe to travel to London now? Is it right time to buy house in london? When will London be ready for self-driving cars? "How is your days going?" Is the quoted part grammatically correct? How far back into British history does the modern English language go? At what point would it be indecipherable if spoken to a modern English speaker? When will UK exit from the EU? Is now a good or bad time to buy/sell property in London? How can one date British people in New York City? English (language): Which is correct, "He will come, will he not?" or, "He will come, won't he?" What is the flight time from London to Geneva? When do you plan to come home? How do you plan your vacation in London? What would it have been like to visit London in the 1950s? Is it a good time to buy a house in London? When should we use “to be” in an English sentence? When is Jimmy Wales coming to India? Is it grammatically correct to say "If I had more time to recombobulate, I would not be here right now?" Is "May we come in" grammatically correct? How do the British feel when they go back to live in UK after living in US for 5+ years? How can we use by the time in sentences? Can I be given a timeline of the British Isles, and its people? What is that song that plays in movies when the scene starts in London?