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"Should sex education be increased in schools in an attempt to curb problems such as teenage pregnancy ?"

Can we say; "Should sex education be increased in schools..." Can we say something like "to increase education" ?

Which is correct to say: "I can't have accepted his offer. He was so annoying." or "I couldn't have accepted his offer. He was so annoying." Could they both be correct?

So in this example "two months ago" means "now, two months later". Yes, in this way it makes sense. Ok thank you!

This is the context it came from: "After a few days he had a super-computer which he hadn't a clue what to do with. But two months later, he has become the greatest Internet enthusiast I know. He now uses words like 'log on' and 'IP address' like he's been using them all his life." Would it be poss...

I came across this sentence in a textbook "But two months later, he has become the greatest Internet enthusiast I know." Is it possible to use preent perfect here?

Thank you!

Can we say "If she hadn't photographed naked she wouldn't be so upset now"

Is it correct to say "She has bought a computer for two years" meaning she intends to keep the computer for two years.

OK, thank you!

Could you please tell me the difference between "to protect from" and "to protect against" because I couldn't find it in any dictionary that I have.

So does that mean that "The contents of an English book IS at the beginning of ..." and "The contents of the bottle IS unknown" ?

Can you please tell me if "the contents of a book" is followed by a verb in the plural or singular? What about "the contents of a bottle"?

I got the phrases from a multiple choice exercise.

Thank you