Hi, Thanks, but i saw this sentence in the book "up from slavery" "the sight of the new building made it a day of Thanksgiving for them to be unforgotten ." Incorrect quote, see below. That is why i made the previous sentence

Thanks, but i saw this sentence in the book "up from slavery" "the sight of the new building made it a day of Thanksgiving for them to be unforgotten." That is why i made the previous sentence with a day. Actually, i don't

Start by thinking about why you are giving them the book. What do you hope they will gain from reading it? What thoughts do you want them to have of you when they read it? I wrote this in a book I gave this Christmas: Dear Becky, I hope

Most religions have their own special holidays and holy days. Some religions have very strict rules about how each occasion should be "observed," that is, what you're required to do and not do at that time. "What is the correct

Children is your simple subject. The, very, young , and elementary school are all modifiers describing children. Were misbehaving is your simple predicate. During the annual Christmas performance is a prepositional phrase modifying your verb

I shop at the one at Union Square - I bet you can get some good deals in the near future. http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D96MR0NO0&show article=1 I usually avoid going to a store that is closing. Especially if it's a place I

CJ, do you mean 'only ate' and 'ate only' mean the same here? Yes. Do you mean it's idiomatic to say 'only ate' rather than 'ate only' here? Yes, in my opinion. I only have three pencils left. The kite was only

There's no ending yet, but I bet it''ll make a helluva movie. (From Saturday's WSJ): Just before Christmas, detectives from ... Los Angeles-area warehouse where he had been keeping it. It was worth nearly $400 million, he said.

There's no ending yet, but I bet it''ll make a helluva movie. (From Saturday's WSJ): Just before Christmas, detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department pried open a crate outside a warehouse to find something

March 1, 2009 In Downturn, Americans Flock to the Movies By MICHAEL CIEPLY and BROOKS BARNES New York Times LOS ANGELES ‹ Hollywood could get used to this recession thing. While much of the economy is teetering between bust and bailout, the movie