"Usenet" IIRC, a number of you have iPods, and are no longer teeners. Have you ever listened to a podcast? What's your guess about the demographics of those who do? I don't have an iPod, but I do listen to the odd podcast, which

Adverb Questions Eg: Laura is a graceful dancer Laura dances gracefully 1. His was a hurried visit He has visited hurriedly 2. Sachin's was a perfect game Sachin play game perfectly 3. My country has a slow progress My country progresses

There is a rapid growth in global organisational concepts to be as effective as possible in the most efficient way. New technology involving networking information and automation influences the behaviour of business and enables significant

Is Oz a cricket team? In British English, often groups, companies, or teams are treated as third person plural, not third person singular. In American English, groups, companies, teams are considered singular. So you will see some variation

the first batsman on strike takes a single... but the ball hits the helmet / cap kept ... he gets 6 runs.. ( 1 for the single... 5 for penalty ) and the non striker then hits a 6 of the last ball :-) Both get a century... team wins

1st ball-noball batsman hit six then took a single(1run) then next batsman hit agaun six then both of them r comp their centuries

Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Hi friends, I am not sure about the usage of 'but' and the sentence overall. Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 These are but a few prominent examples amongst the seemingly endless rare cricket

"RonB" Nada. Regrettably, ditto. I got to house-sit for a month. From having no TV, suddenly I had lebenty-leben satellite channels, and there was, lessee... England v SA cricket tests, Tri-Nations rugby, F1 Hockenheimring and

. These are OK: 1a. We are much stronger than them/they in cricket. 1b. They are much stronger than us/we in cricket. Is there a word missing in your original gapped sentence? Should it read "2. __ all went with __"? If so, these are

Hello, Fill in the gaps with any suitable pronouns. 1. __________ are much stronger than _________ in cricket. 2. __ all went __. 3. __ is cleverer than all __. I think for (1) 1a. we are much stronger than them in cricket.