· It is a different meaning of 'this way'. In the original example and discussion ' [in] this way' means something like 'in this manner' -- it describes a method of doing something. In … · Hi there, which of the following sentences is correct? And have I used the way Correctly? Here are the example: I love the way John solves every problem in his life. I love … · Hi there, When a question starts with "How" or "In what way", do they always mean the same? For example: 1."How can you measure the amount of starch in foods?" does it … · What is the difference between a way of doing something and a way to do something? I would say with the gerund it's a more common statement: Is there a way of … · What's the difference between on his way to do and on his way to doing? Could someone be so kind to explain it to me? · I understand that "I am on my way" means I am just about to start the journey and "I am on the way" means I am in the middle of the journey. Is that correct ? · Topic phrases: in such a way as to do or in such a way to do Copied from title. Cagey, moderator Can anyone help me to figure out what is the difference between these two … · Hello there! I have a grammar doubt with the use of "pave the way": Sometimes I found "to pave the way to do something", but more often "to pave the way for doing … · Is he here yet or is he on the way/Is he here yet or is he on his way. John office is situated on the way/ john office is situated on my way to office. He is on the way/on his way to …
