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  • Reach (a) consensus - WordReference Forums
    I want to write "we seem to have reached a consensus on this issue" but I don't know if "consensus" is countable in English I have occasionally come across "reach consensus " Are both forms equally acceptable? Apologies if this has been answered before I could not find it, but if it has, I will have to learn to do better searches Thanks in
  • Menaces de la société Consensus - Droit-finances
    bonjour ,j'ai recu un courrier simple de la société consensus avec en en_tete AVIS DE TRANSMISSION a L'HUISSIER ce courrier stipule que je dois 900euros a consensus pour un impayé de loca pass chez astria,pour un appartement loué il ya 8 ans et dont j'avais mis en place la garantie impayé de loyer suite a une période de chomage
  • Avis de mise en demeure. . . après 7 ans! - Droit-finances
    Je reçois aujourd'hui, par lettre simple, un avis de mise en demeure émanant de la société Consensus basée à Paris Après quelques recherches, je me rends compte qu'il s'agit d'un prêt 1% logement, établi il y a 8 ans, lors de la location d'un appartement, et qui avait versé 2 mois de loyer de garantie (4600F à l'époque) directement à mon agence immobilière
  • go with vs go for - WordReference Forums
    go with (someone or something):to choose or use (someone or something) After thinking about who to offer the job to, they decided to go with the more experienced candidate The golfer went with an iron off the tee [=the golfer used an iron for her tee shot] go for something 1 to choose
  • never saw vs. have never seen | WordReference Forums
    The consensus there was that British English prefers the present perfect and American English more the simple past, but really you'll be understood either way As a BrE speaker I'd much prefer the perfect in the second example because it's rather explicitly referring to a one-off event, which is what the perfect is for
  • a debate on about over | WordReference Forums
    I agree that all the prepositions you suggest are more or less interchangeable I have a feeling though that we would use "on" or "about" if we were talking about a debate that would be concluded in a limited amount of time, maybe in Parliament or on a television programme, but "over" if we were talking about a bigger, longer and more complicated process eg the debate over climate change
  • On the library vs. In the library . . . vs. . . . On Sharepoint vs. In . . .
    Thanks everyone Consensus seems to be there is no strong consensus either way Part of my reason for posting is a general belief that prepositions are used incorrectly, or lazily, a LOT of the time The default preposition seems to be "on" for so many sentences that would be better served by more specific wording
  • My favourite animal is are dogs. . . - WordReference Forums
    There was a thread about this same question some time back, and there was a lack of consensus among native English speakers as to which form is acceptable But I would say that the following are correct, or at least commonly used My favorite animal is the dog My favorite animal is dogs Dogs are my favorite animal
  • What to call words like uh, um, uh-huh, hmm - WordReference Forums
    I would also call them "fillers" (welcome to the forum, Safiya Jasmine!) but, as we see from the previous posts in this thread, there is no consensus, with suggestions ranging between technical terms and casual layman's ad-hoc expressions not based on any serious study
  • all areas of all the areas of | WordReference Forums
    The second alternative would be more appropriate if there existed - or you could expect that there existed - a consensus regarding the individual areas that constitute 'all the areas of the world' In other words, using the definite article makes it seem as though the individual areas had been defined as discrete units of land: Our network connects all the areas of the world





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