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You have a highly original way to deal with the dilemma, Vincent. It probably even works in some cases. Hasn't it ever occurred to you that you could actually try counting : one car, two car s , three car s . You don't normally count water: one water, two water s etc. That is a good...

Shalom, My name is Roy. and I'm an attorney (in the commercial area). I want to send my CV to some law firms and companies. hope you can help out! Here is my CV, any suggestion & remarks will help. Roy. -- * Contact: .. * Education, Awards & Legal practice 2003 – 2007 LLB College...

Hello Everyone, Following is a sentence I read in a newspaper article today: If something took us by surprise, it has to be this: a survey involving 779 women between the purse-carrying ages of 19 and 45 have shown that 74 per cent of women think of shopping every minute. Shouldn't it be...

Hi BE, do you actually see this in many scientific articles or books? I am not so convinced by the deduction from the red part. Putting a ball inside a box, although the material of box does not contain the ball (they are just surrond the ball), we still say the ball is in the box. Anyway,...

No, this is certainly not true. As I have mentioned above, it was just rumours. I just found that the whole thing started from one single blogger. Some other people posted his comments on discussion forums. Many people have already said that such comments could only come from an idiot. I am...

Hi, Please how would you paraphrase the " measure of closure " phrase? For example in these articles. - Pope Benedict XVI's prayer at Ground Zero on Sunday elevated the site where 2,750 people lost their lives to a "real place of reverence" and brought a measure...

Thanks to all my helpful friends, Yes, most of the first sentence in my posts are from something I've found written somewhere, and especially when I find it odd. Best regards, Angliholic

Hi my EF friends, Please, I'm looking for the synonym and the meaning of the word "co-op board" ? Truth be told, I have no idea, what does this person do, anyway according to this article from NY times: ...

The Monstrosity of Bram Stoker’s Dracula Fictional writers often represent evil as an entity, or ‘individual’ with inhuman abilities and sinister objective. This is what we refer to as a monster. They are often personified with repulsive attributes and give a story a strong sense of immorality...

Hi N2g, I'm probably too pooped to make any sense. After you confirmed that this was not a "stand-alone" exercise sentence, but an excerpt from a news article, I began thinking in terms of "previous context," specifically that it had already been extablished that food...