2020年3月11日 · ) the right way. And, yes, it is idiomatic, plus lexically and grammatically correct. As proof, Forbes actively uses it. EDIT: Despite a verb you use (do, deal, etc.) the situation is …

or "is he the right guy for this job?"); again, using "correct" here would imply that there is an absolute answer that no-one could possibly disagree with. "Right" can still be used in places …

2011年5月12日 · To my ear that sounds like "conventional", whereas the OP seems to be asking for "right", or "best" (or something equivalent but more tactful). – Beta Commented May 12, …

2019年7月24日 · To echo the sentiments above, there's usually only one right way, so it's the right way, not a right way. Seeing "a right way" immediately tells me I'm dealing with a non-native …

This might apply, for example, to a question of ethics ("is this the right thing to do?"); again, using "correct" here would imply that there is an absolute answer that no-one could possibly …

2025年2月25日 · Because Americans are all in on the R and D politics, they've left their American liberties wide open to be absconded. Thieves know that the best way to make off with the …

2020年6月8日 · 4 c: in order the other way around. So, it refers here to the order of succession of the letters (which is first or second), as you understood. I think that "way around" amounts to …

@JohnLawler: the sentence reads "Am I going the right way for Downwood?" but I shortened it to "Am I going the right way?" because I wanted the reader to focus on the part of the question …

There is this early reference to cats: "Very probably," said Henry, smiling at poor Charles's credulity, "for nothing is more likely to resemble a cat than one of its own species; and I know, …

I always use "right?" in most of my questions & conversations. However, "Oxford Guide to English Grammar" says "right?" is used in informal English. So I want to know what the correct formal …