I have some doubts about how to use yet in positive sentences. Can I say, "In some countries, it is yet customary for employers to..."?

While I'm unsure of your OS, you could try storing the 'A' folder and the 'B' folder in another folder called 'AB.' Then, when choosing a directory, you can narrow...

Just keep things light and don't try to probe too much. Ask him how his day is going, or send him a funny meme or something like that. It's hard...

You'd have to ask her to know if she's a lesbian and if she is interested in you. There's really no other way to know for sure.

The one that says "Beats" might be counterfeit. It usually says "Beats By Dre" on the headphones.

In this context "yet" really means "not yet." In other words, "it is yet to be done" means "it is not done yet."

A complex sentence is a sentence with one or more dependent clauses. For example, "John, who is my grandson, does not write anymore". The dependent clause in this sentence is...

Start by naming the subject in clear terms. Employ a simple direct verb to indicate what is happening with or to or by the subject. Add in only as many...

If you would like to make a simple one, write three to four sentences. If you want to go into more detail, write five or six.

Two point two million could be written either 2,200,000 or 2.2m. And the example sentence could be “That painting was worth 2.2 million dollars.”

Think about the types of books she reads. Are they younger picture books or 300 page novels? Something more mature with better sentences and stronger pieces may help her learn...