Is it grammatically correct to say "We arrived on time to get good seats."?

Is it grammatically correct to say "We arrived on time to get good seats."?

English (language) • 247.6K followers All about English Grammar, Vocabulary and English Learning advice.   Olivia Johnson, knows English Posted Sep 15 Is it grammatically correct to say "We arrived on time to get good seats."? Is it grammatically correct to say "We arrived on time to get good seats."? The grammar is perfect. The use of idiom is not. In a context like this, it would be more natural t... Read more »     Olivia Johnson, knows English Posted Sep 15 Is "in the bus or "on the bus" grammatically correct? Okay Majid, this is going to get a little confusing. You get on to a bus … You get on to a plane … You get on to a ship … You get in to a car …... Read more »     Erika Fernandez, knows English Posted Sep 15 Is it correct to say "between you and me" or " between you and I"? Oh, this one gets me all the time. It is "me." Why? Because "me" is the objective case of the personal pronoun for oneself. The pronouns, like nouns, have cases—a case is th... Read more »   Read more in English (language)

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What are the signs that someone may be struggling with depression?

Some of the most common signs to notice when someone is struggling with …

Mental Health • 93.5K followers Mental health Issues and solutions   What are the signs that someone may be struggling with depression? The Holistic Living, Counselor (2019-present) Answered September 17   Some of the most common signs to notice when someone is struggling with depression are: 1. Persistent feelings of sadness, emptiness, or despair, which may not be directly ... Read more »     Vanessa Ramos, studied Psychology at Harvard University Posted Thu 7 Weird Phone Related Habits Of A Narcissist A narcissist's relationship with a phone is as toxic as their relationship with you or other people. They use their phone as a portal to gather a massive supply by projecting an image to the world,... Read more »     Vanessa Ramos, studied Psychology at Harvard University Posted Sep 17 Only a Super Empath Can Destroy A Narcissist, Here's How There is nothing a narcissist loves more than an empath. What's not to like? Their good nature makes them willing to believe everyone is good-natured and of equal value of the same kindness. They wa... Read more »   Read more in Mental Health

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What are your thoughts on having kids in your mid-20s to mid-30s?

Having kids in your mid-20s to mid-30s can be a great time for many reas…

Parenting and our kids • 32.1K followers All about the challenges of parenting , growing and fostering kids.   What are your thoughts on having kids in your mid-20s to mid-30s? Aroos Khan, Experience of my life! Answered September 1   Having kids in your mid-20s to mid-30s can be a great time for many reasons: Pros: 1. *Emotional maturity*: You've had time to develop emotional stability and maturity, helpi... Read more »     James C. Talbot, Author of "Happy Kids Happy Home" Posted Sep 5 How can we effectively discipline our children when they continue to disobey us and show no remorse? They are obviously angry at you. Why would that have happened? As things stand, you have a dysfunctional parent child relationship with your kids and, it is never the fault o... Read more »     Why etiquette and good mañners are important for kids now adays? James C. Talbot, Author of, "The Road To Positive Discipline: A Parent's Guide" Answered September 6   Etiquette and manners serve as aids in the socialization process for children. They are hard lessons to learn because most of them are nonsensical to kids. "Mommy, what in t... Read more »   Read more in Parenting and our kids

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