English speakers help? sentence: Details on its capabilities/capability are not released yet.
"It" refers to a kind of jet fighter the article discusses. Does either singular or plural form work in this case?
Hope native speakers can help. Thanks.
sentence: His poor performance in the contest was out of everyone's expectation.
I'm not sure if "out of everyone's expectation" is a correct expression that can be understood by native English speakers? I wonder what an English speaker is likely to say to express that something is quite...
sentence: His insistence on me becoming a lawyer is really driving me crazy.
I hope English speakers can tell me if this sentence sounds fine and can be clearly understood. What about this one: "His insistence that I become a lawyer is really driving me crazy." Does this sentence sound OK...
