Is it ok to say, when I've just finished something difficult: " Either I am done with this (I finished something unpleasent and difficult) or this is done with me (if the work overwhelmed me)"?

I have been teaching English for the last eleven years. I would love to teach people from japan, korea, china, turkey, bulgaria esp english conversation. If you have a skype connection than u can contact me free at my skype name sinclair Sync,

Hello, I am a Dental Hygienist with over 20 years experience in the Dental Industry. I work in private practice and also provide tutoring to International dentists preparing for the OET in Dentistry and planning on working in Australia. I am

hello, Your opinion is clever and useful. I am a new member. What I did just several minutes before was writing a post to introduce myself too. To lots of new members, the first thing in mind is to post a conventional intruduction. It may be a

Person 1: Why did you want to invite me out for coffee last night? Person 2: Simply because I felt pretty sad and needed someone to confide in. That's it. - Is this small conversation natural? Thanks so much to Teachers, Stevenukd

This is a very cool idea! Just be careful that you're not researching words that people don't use in natural daily conversation. For example "savvy" is a popular term used in print media - articles talking about fashion, music,

Hi Jil, Welcome to English Forums. Thanks for joining us. "So what?" is almost always intended as a rude, confrontational remark. "Hey, you just spilled hot coffee on my dress!" (reply) "So what?" (What if I did? What

. I keep one myself for particularly odd English locutions that I run across. It is a much more meaningful way to organize thoughts and learn lexes than the traditional word list. Here is some of what STEVEN BLOOMBERG has to say: "You need

"I didn' t go to work as I was very tired" It is OK, but we much more commonly use "since" or "because", especially in conversation.

The one and ONLY one time I had to have a conversation with a uniformed public servant about this issue, he said "Ma'am, the reason I pulled you over was that you were traveling in excess of the posted speed limit." Now how much