Bobby Juilfs Professor Kramer Fine Arts 101 16 November 2009 Undergrowth with Two Figures If you could ask Vincent van Gogh what he accomplished in his lifetime he would probably say not much. But we know now that van Gogh gave

Hi ! Can you help me? My students had to answer the following question "What did you buy in the shops for yourself and your friends? Most of my students started like this: For myself I bought XX and for my friends I bought XX. I

Hello, I need to ask you two questions: 1) Students were asked to answer a questionnaire: the question said "What was the activity that you did on holiday?Some answered: "The best activity I did was surf". Is it correct? or

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Hi ! I'm a student from Hungary, learning Computer Engineering at the Budapest Technology and Economics university. I really want to improve my English to be able to talk with people around the world. I would love to talk with people on Skype.

Depriya De, you'd better use the following collocations with the word classes meaning lessons: conduct, hold, give classes in sth. Therefore, Mr X gives us classes in French./Mr X holds (conducts) classes in French for us. You can also

Hello, can you please help me? 1) Can we say "the hotel was elegant"? I don´t know if we can use the word "elegant " for a hotel. 2) Possessive case: Is it ok in this case to write "The house of Paul´s

Debpriya De, I respect you as a student of philosophy most probably implies that the speaker reveres another person only when it concerns that person's learning abilities, so that so sentence is further extendable to I respect you as a

I respect you as a student of philosophy. What is the meaning of this sentence ? Does it mean that I am a student of philosophy and I respect you or does it mean that you are a student of philosophy and I respect you ? Does the meaning

If I have to say that Mr X teaches me French in school , do I have to say "Mr X takes our French classes." or " Mr X takes us for French" ?