yes
"I am looking forward to seeing you." Is a correct sentence.
No, it is not correct to say "which president is he." The appropriate phrasing would be "which president is that" or "who is he as president." The word "which" typically requires a specific set of options, whereas "who" is used for identifying individuals.
The President of Nigeria is referred to as His Excellency. The current holder of this office is President Goodluck Jonathan.
yes it is
That is correct. If the president were convicted in an impeachment trial, the Vice President would take the office of Presdident.
"meant a compliment", does not need a preposition
He is an advisor to the President of India.
The correct spelling is cabinet (storage closet or cupboard).The capitalized form Cabinet refers to the heads of the US executive branches, who report to the President.
Yes, that is the correct spelling of cupboard.Some example sentences are:The cupboard door fell off again.The Nutella is in the cupboard.She wants a new cupboard in her workshop.
It is grammatically correct. It would be acceptable as a teasing comment in an informal conversation between friends, but not in any sort of formal context.
the vice president and a majority of the cabinet. Whoever posted the last answer, made me get it wrong!
The President who is on TV tonight is feeling better.
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Yes. Example sentence: The president presided over the meeting.
The likely word here is correctly spelled "secretary" (assistant). When used for a member of the President's Cabinet, it is capitalized Secretary.
Cabinet, construct and customer are correct. "Counsoul" is incorrect. The correct spelling is "council".
United States Cabinet nominees are chosen from a large pool of potential candidates. One of the few qualification restrictions is set out in Article one in the Constitution : "no person holding any office under the United States, shall be a member of either house during his continuance in office." Accordingly, a sitting member of the United States Congress must resign his or her seat before accepting a Cabinet appointment. Likewise, a governor appointed to a cabinet post must resign as governor.