Zero conditional : If you heat water to 100 degrees C, it boils. ( Always true ) 1st conditional : If I go to Yokohama, I will visit the Ramen Museum. ( Conditionally true ) 2nd : If I went...I would 3rd : If I had gone...I would have These are

OK, here's what you do. Give each character the name of a famous comedian who has a really unique way of talking. Write the comedian's name as the name of the character. So that means, when the mom is speaking, you literally slug her

Choose between; Present Conditional, First Conditional, Second Conditional & Third Conditional. Okay, I've been having real trouble with this exercise. This is the best I could do & quite frankly, it's a mess! I have no idea

I believe he/his/him in red refers to Travis, and he in blue to Laird. Now, although I'm sure I'm right about it, " him " in the second line is tricky to me. Is this use of 'him' here good in terms of whether the readers

"Dutch chocolate" is simply chocolate that has been processed in a particular way to improve its color and flavor. I don't think that "double Dutch" refers to a more elaborate processing method - I think that some cooks

I checked some books and found that, yes, "in order" may usually be dropped except in one case: NEGATIVES. You should not say: I am leaving now not to be late. You need to state the purpose more clearly: I am leaving now IN ORDER not to

Girlfriends just love proper capitalization and punctuation! But spending a lot of money on them doesn't hurt! CJ Your quip about money made me thing of this old joke: Girls like attention (=time you spend on

Girlfriends just love proper capitalization and punctuation! But spending a lot of money on them doesn't hurt! CJ

Girlfriends just love proper capitalization and punctuation!

Look i need to know something that i can do real fast, to make my girlfriend see how much i care. But i dont know what to do