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Below is the first of a series of articles I'm writing on the Tudors of Britain. I'm open to all comments grammatical correction, and criticism. Thanks! -Sarah In The Footsteps of Turmoil Elizabeth I, Ascension of the House of Tudor By: Sarah Simpson -A New Princess- Elizabeth Tudor was...

Hello I have read the article by Yates and Kenkel, though it is a kind of "look" rather than "read". I take that the main point of what the authors want to say is the last sentence; "We support the teaching of English grammar which makes all students linguistically secure in the grammar they...

Hi Roro my exam was very good. i think i will pass the exam.. thank you very much for your helphing. here is a article which my teacher gave us. it is about mankind. this article is a part of a Risale-i Nur Collection. whole of Risale-i Collection is consist of 6000 page and it is...

For Whom the Bell Tolls was the title of a novel by Ernest Hemingway, published in 1940 about the Spanish Civil War. The words, however come form a much older source - the English divine, somewhat enigmatical and rakish John Donne (16th/17th century). He wrote of his apprehensions while lying...

1. Hey hi… I’m looking at this dish and it looks really good…can you tell me what it’s made of? 2. Excuse me, do you know what's in this one? no this one, in the front, yeah...no? huh, ok 3. What is in this dish? 4. What’s in it? These are four answers to the same situation, “What would you say...

Hello MrP I would not be surprised to find 'dislike to do' in a C17 text, though. Some meanings of 'dislike' are now obsolete. The article below was published by an American statesman in 1887. English seems changing so rapidly. One problem of me is I am learning English through reading old...

In modern English, 'who' works as both a subject and an object. ++++++++++++++++ http://pinker.wjh.harvard.edu/articles/media/1994_01_24_thenewrepublic.html The first story was a nonpartisan analysis of supposed pronoun case errors made by the two candidates in the 1992 US presidential ...

Paco, I too was taught the "one's doing" formulation in the sixties and have never stopped using it, and neither have any of my friends and family whom I consider careful speakers of English. I have also found it to be universally followed in American formal writing (anything from newspapers to...

Nikolaus Mardruz to His Master Ferdinand, Count of Tyrol, 1565 My Lord recalls Ferrara? How walls rise out of water yet appear to recede identically into it, as if built in both directions: soaring and sinking ... Such mirroring was my first dismay— ...

Pisces sexuality Your sexuality is fantasy-driven and dynamite when stoked by the right mixture of wish-fulfilment, appropriate environment and emotional stimulation (not to mention drugs and alcohol!). You tend to idealise your partner, often mistaking your responses to archetypal...