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Here is an explanation of the words: Sun King by John T. Marck Sun King This article sponsored by: Click here to save on your favorite Music! Get CDs for half price. New Releases, Box Sets, Sound Tracks, and more. www.Half.com --> Sun King In 1971 John said that "Sun King"...

To avoid time-wasteful discussion, it would be better to put the original full text in correct form . Mothers In Arms New York Times, May 10, 1992 By Stephanie Coontz Hilo, Hawaii -- Criticism has become as much a cliché as the holiday itself. Most people believe that Mother's Day...

Hello! I find this forum such a great idea and I find it just incredible that there are so many people who spend their time helping with English writing. That is so nice! Your advice has been so helpfull to me over the time. Thanks a lot! Today I have a little problem with a text I wrote...

Hi, As far as I know, the phrase "with reference to" has the same meaning with the phrase "with regard to" or "in respect of". Can someone confirm this point for me? Yes, although 'with respect to' would be more common. With regard to style, these expressions are often used as business...

There may be two articles missing, that's all I've found. See in CAPITALS below. Also I didn't understand the expression in brackets 'as well as the first time'.. Antonia wrote: Thank you very much. Here is the extract: Seeing the results and critical attitudes of my students, as...

Hello! 1. Can you please tell me which of the two denotes the books that pupils in high-school have to read in English classes? 2. My second question is what is the word, phrase or expression that means that you laugh to yourself (that others don't hear you, but you are not laughing ''to''...

Just two things... '...such experience..' : I think the article is missing here, 'such AN experience' sounds better to me. '...expand my mind...' : it sounds a little bit strange to me but seems correct though... the expression I would have used is '... broaden my horizon...'... but again...

hi all of my kind teachers working in this forum i'm nguyen trong giap , from vietnam , i decide to take part in an essay contest , its deadline is September the 4th . topic of your choice , so my essay's topic is : tell one event that changed your life however , i haven't make its...

I understand that gradable adjectives are those that can be modified by 'very' or 'so' and can have comparative and superlative forms. If Martin Hewings were right in that 'terrible' is non-gradable, some 100 e-books available in Project Gutenberg and 400 articles given now online by CNN should...

"Air-borne" is "carried by aircraft" or "carried through the air". Expressions using "airborne": ♦ airborne alert ♦ airborne assault ♦ airborne command post ♦ airborne equipment ♦ airborne force ♦ airborne force liaison officer ♦ airborne forces ♦ airborne interception equipment ♦...