Hi Everyone, I need your help to review my ielts essay below. Your assitance and feedbak would be greatly appreciated ! Regards, Theresia In order keep the students more focused, the sports classes should be stopped in High schools. Do you

Good cop, bad cop, very bad cop TV show The Wire portrays police, politicians and lawyers working on the wrong side of the law. It's a break from the norm, says dramatist GF Newman, whose own attempt at showing all sides of the story in 1970s

Well, it depends. Suppose there are two universities in my city. One has a very high reputation, the best teachers, the hardest classes, and is very famous. The other does not have a very good reputation. Someone asks me "Which university did

Hi, pals. I'd like to read your comments on this issue: Why do native speakers use "in", "on" and "at" when speaking about streets? Is this a matter of using British or American English? I've heard British

The background is an idiotic boss whose idiocy doesn't seem to be just related to split infinitives. So I guess we should now start discussing how idiots use English. I guess the answer is either sloppily or too correctly. Result: if you

12. ---- little respect the British people may feel for the monarchy, they are still not likely to change to a republic. A) As far as B) Whatever C) Such a D) However E) Just as Hello everyone, I was solving some test and

Hi everyone, I've searched for some grammatical information about would rather in Google search engine for a long time, and I haven't found what I need. So, I hope I can get an urgent help for the following: I know how to use ( would

"I would kill myself today if I didn't believe that tyranny and injustice must end." Is the last sentence correct too? Yes. Your grammar book must be very old. Some elderly British people may still use should instead of would in

I agree with you, Glasgow accents are horrible. I feel embarassed for us when Glasweigans are on the TV. Im from East Kilbride, its outside of Glasgow but my accent is more calm compared to the Glasgow accents. I was born in Glasgow, thank god I

sorry to be anonymouse (it's just quicker). I'm British and have to say that "these ones" and "those ones" are NOT BRITISH terms. It's very easy to blame us I guess, but to me it's only used by people who