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Then I may have part of an answer for you. Chameleon, I admire your courage in asking this question. I think that perhaps people may be afraid of replying to your query lest they offend you, or lest they themselves become labeled as nationalistic. So I'll take the risk. I think you already know...

In another thread (Prepositions) Chameleon made reference to the difference between "different from" and "different to". For what it's worth, here's my take on it. DIFFERENT FROM is correct. All else is ... less correct. Here's why: Why is "different from" correct? Okay, let's start with some...

>> Thanks Pemmican for your well thought out comments. You strike me as a diligent language scholar, so I greatly appreciate what you have to say. Thank you very much, Mike, but I wouldn't say I strike you This is just the way I see it. >> Of course only a fool would argue that the...

Thanks Pemmican for your well thought out comments. You strike me as a diligent language scholar, so I greatly appreciate what you have to say. Of course only a fool would argue that the popularization of American English should or could be reversed, so do you think we may see the day where...

Hi John, first off; welcome to our forums! We have a number of moderators who are all EFL/ESL teachers (I’m just a humble developer / admin). We’ve only been up and running for a very short time, the response up till now has been encouraging. For the time-being we have the rare dynamic of 10...