Hi Eksena, I am not sure I understand your post correctly. Are you proposing some possible answers? This type of exercise requires that students pick one of the four given answers . This doesn't mean, of course, that they're the only

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hi dear yes I think it is right but I would like to add that it has something of abbreviation this is because it is spoken language the sentence in full I like your dogs,they are so cute. thanks alot

Hi, You put together three extracts from the Bible; you've got some problems with spelling and you also skipped several spaces between words; however, your words seemed familiar enough to me ... Here it goes: i nimicitias ponam inter te et

Please correct my spelling misstakes plz. That's a rather odd favor to ask of us. Don't you have a spellchecker to do this job for you? For all I know, the firefox browser has a spellchecker build in. Apart from that, you

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I don't remember ever having heard the word SCHLIMAZEL (though I may have and just simply forgotten it), but it reminds me of another word -- one which I've heard: schlemiel (Not sure of the spelling...)

"What's" is a contraction for what is." "I'm" is a contraction for "I am." and so on...

Although these phrases might be grammatically correct, I am not sure if they sound like native English. Could you please take a look and share your suggestions? Thank you You come up with some phrase in your language, we translate it to one of

Thank you for the reply. I'll use the second variant you have suggested: 18th c - 19th c .