[title]Family quotes[/title] [description]Welcome to our family quotes section! Here you'll find some of the funniest (and wisest) quotes on the subject of family life![/description]
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This book first published in early of 1910s. Does anyone know who is Parker (in this text)? The old man had become a fixture at the club, like Parker down...
By Han Donghoon Latest post by Einde O'Callaghan 2 yr 187 days ago
 
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What is the difference between "Work is done " and " Work has been done" ?
By Dinesh Latest post by Einde O'Callaghan 2 yr 188 days ago
 
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Hello educators and ESL learners I'd like to announce the publication of a new resource for anyone using the internet as a language-learning tool....
By davmandy Latest post by davmandy 2 yr 191 days ago
 
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Hi, again~ A few question more~ 1910s America, in a barren Inn in a deadly winter, some people gethered with mysterious purpose like Agasa Christi's...
By Han Donghoon Latest post by Han Donghoon 2 yr 191 days ago
 
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Hi, dear~ Sunday is getting dark, nowadays it's getting hard to make a living (through translation or writing fictions, whatever...), even though the...
By Han Donghoon Latest post by John Ramsay 2 yr 192 days ago
 
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I wonder the exact meaning of heart-balm used in this context, (background: 1910s America) "Before you go, Bland," remarked Magee, smiling, "I...
By Han Donghoon Latest post by Einde O'Callaghan 2 yr 193 days ago
 
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There is no"o" in the word"number", but its short form is "No." WHY?
By Anonymous Latest post by Leszek L. 2 yr 195 days ago
 
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Hi, I'm looking for a web site where I can find basic English lessons ? I want to recommend it to my friend who want to start learning. Thanks Marco
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Hello, there~! In a novel, I found this expression and I have no idea. A young man love a girl and proposed her but refused. The mysterious girl asked...
By Han Donghoon Latest post by Han Donghoon 2 yr 196 days ago
 
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How can we get our students to talk more in class? Here's my first two days of materials for my advanced ESL classes designed to set a tolerant, open...
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Does anyone know of a hospital or clinic that offers ESL classes for patients or Patients' families? Thanks. Trish
By Anonymous Latest post by Anonymous 2 yr 197 days ago
 
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Greetings, I just joined this group because I've been applying to ESL schools in various parts of Europe. I have just been given an offer to teach...
By Brinton Latest post by John Ramsay 2 yr 201 days ago
 
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Hi, A bit of a thriller story: A murder was committed. The police find Mr A's bullet-riddled body and brilliantly deduce that he must be the VICTIM...
By Leszek L. Latest post by Leszek L. 2 yr 205 days ago
 
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Is a French "palais" always a palace in English? Thanks!
By B. T. Latest post by John Ramsay 2 yr 210 days ago
 
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Hi everyone! anyone here ever use the interactive white board in teaching esl/ efl? currently we are exploring the idea, and are trying it out.. seems...
By Anonymous Latest post by Django Cat 2 yr 210 days ago
 
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Is there any difference between a port and a harbour? Thanks!
By B. T. Latest post by B. T. 2 yr 213 days ago
 
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Hi all, What exactly (well, if there is an 'exact' is appropriate in this context) does the proverb "all but ..." mean? I recently noticed...
By Raoul Latest post by Einde O'Callaghan 2 yr 216 days ago
 
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Since the completion of the European Canal to the north of the Danube, the Pacific Ocean and the Black See have been connected by waters. With "by...
By B. T. Latest post by Einde O'Callaghan 2 yr 216 days ago
 
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which of the following is correct/prefered: It is well to note that a is p. It is good to note that a is p. thanx, nick
By nick carriero Latest post by Einde O'Callaghan 2 yr 218 days ago
 
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Is this grammatically correct? Hi "Christina" following the information that you required to me: Name Addrress etc...
By Max Latest post by Max 2 yr 220 days ago
 
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It's not a secret that PDA can be very useful for those who are studying english. But actual benefit depends on software one is using. The question...
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We have a "application" installed in "MyCompany" 's headquarter office, and We have got a Virtual Private Network with the customer...
By Max
 
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Hi, while describing a geometric shape, I need to refer to its extreme points in a number of dimensions. If the dimension is altitude, the extremes will...
By Leszek L. Latest post by Leszek L. 2 yr 223 days ago
 
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Hi to all of you, I am writing an important paper on second language acquisition studies and I need a native speaker of English who would be willing to...
By Anonymous Latest post by Einde O'Callaghan 2 yr 227 days ago
 
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Hi, the kooliba tree seems almost unknown outside of Waltzing Matilda. Is it an identifiable species, or just a poetical invention? Thanks in advance...
By Leszek L. Latest post by Leszek L. 2 yr 228 days ago
 
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