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Dear forum visitors, I have already posted this in some other forums but I think it is not so ugly to consider it my little contribution to your English writing community. Seems as though most of you are bored with reading ready essay samples accompanied with help-me-correct-this appeals. You...

Redkiddy wrote: Dear friends and moderators, As you might know I have been learning English for a long time, look at this question. You know phrasal verbs are mostly formed with verb+preposition ,,, So in this usage the prepositions are named as adverb. Look at this sentences... He...

For me, I think that the life outside the Earth exists because the universe is so HUGE that the possibility of an extra-terrestrial life is insured. But on the other hand, there are so many conditions that must to be satisfied that the extra-terrestrial life is unlikely to exist. That's just...

" is ambiguous as to specificness." the guy has grammatical errors in his original post. why are you using expressions like "ambiguous as to specificness" in your answer? you cannot answer questions about english in complicated english. furthermore, specificness isn't even a word. the correct...

Hello Jacklong I think you can use 'foreign language' as long as you stay in your country. You can use 'I'm learning a foreign language' to mean you are learning English. 'Foreign languages' itself is not so inadequate an expression as seen in the fact that 'TOEFL' stands for 'Tests of English...

Hello It is really useful to hear opinions here from many people about something, which otherwise I cannot know. As most native speakers here feel oddness in "dislike to do", the expression should belong to a rare or obsolete usage. As Khoff is suggesting, one problem of learning English through...

Hello MrP In the Japanese conditionals, we change the apodosis' expressions according to conditionals' reality. In the case the conditional is known to be rather unreal, we use an expression similar to English modal constructs in the apodosis, and when we judge neutrally about the possibility of...

Sorry, my mistake. I misunderstood the intonation of your statement completely. I thought you meant that bilinguilism would only be good for a developing brain, and would produce no effects on a developed brain. Clearly you did not mean that at all. My observations of my daughter lead me to...

Hi, Yes, the "done" examples are difficult. "Done" sometimes functions as a past participle of do. There is the idiom of "have done", which can mean completed or finished. I think "What did you have done?" is a complicated structure for those learning English. For those of us whose first...

Hello everybody, I will be most thankful and will appreciate very much, if one of you could help me in correcting the below exchanges and advice to the Tasks below; Please note, I will be grateful to receive corrected versions in simple termes and grammartical explanation to the...