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The reference is probably to American football. He was athletic. He had a good passing arm means he could throw a ball far. parlay: to exploit successfully; to increase or otherwise transform into something of much greater value. m-w.com CJ

I have underlined some problem areas: Last month, my cousin Jason, broke his foot when he was playing soccer in his school. He immediately underwent computer navigation surgery and recovered from the injury within two months. He was playing in a

Can someone help me make this article look better. I know that it is filled with grammatical errors. I am not a native english writer and I need to improve my english. Tips & suggestions to make this article better are welcome. " Last

I guess they speak the Scouse dialect. I just looked up some stuff, and I found this, which seems to be very interesting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scouse I also found an awesome video, but I can't post it here, I'm afraid. It's a

Hi, Movies that don't take football seriously and also have/has caucasian ppl protraying african ppl are not good. Supposed to use have/has/or had? 'Movies' is a plural subject, so say 'have'. You need to add

Movies that don't take football seriously and also have/has caucasian ppl protraying african ppl are not good. Supposed to use have/has/or had?

I quit playing football because of a bad knee. I left playing football to the younger people. I left, playing hard-to-get. Do any of these express your intention?

Movies that don't take football seriously and also have caucasian ppl protraying african ppl are not good. Supposed to use have/has/or had?

M ovies that don't take football seriously and also have caucasian ppl protraying african ppl.   TY What you're trying to say remains secret to us.