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There may be two articles missing, that's all I've found. See in CAPITALS below. Also I didn't understand the expression in brackets 'as well as the first time'.. Antonia wrote: Thank you very much. Here is the extract: Seeing the results and critical attitudes of my students, as well as...

Thank you very much. Here is the extract: Seeing the results and critical attitudes of my students, as well as realizing that required reading is not fully in accordance with their interests but on the contrary, that it represents a tedious task, I decided to bring certain changes to the...

Antonia wrote: Hello! Can you please check articles in this extract. If you see something that sounds awkward to you, please, let me know. Thank you TheTeacher of the Croatian language is the central person in the process of literary maturation of the future readership, and his role is even...

Hello! Can you please check articles in this extract. If you see something that sounds awkward to you, please, let me know. Thank you Teacher of Croatian language is the central person in the process of literary maturation of the future readership, and his role is even more demanding due to the...

Hello! 1. Can you please tell me which of the two denotes the books that pupils in high-school have to read in English classes? 2. My second question is what is the word, phrase or expression that means that you laugh to yourself (that others don't hear you, but you are not laughing ''to''...

Please! help me fix my research paper.....thanks a lot > > Girls and the Science>> >>Just about everything one comes in contact with involves mathematics in one form or another. Most of the items one uses on a daily basis are so common that one may not realizes that...

Hi davkett, No, I'm not quoting a textbook explanation for the phrase. Yes, it can be translated as'it would be timely if' on the stipulaton that "would" is used. In fact that is the matter, hypothetical meaning. In your former post, you employed the phrase "...the time ...". Article the here...

Below is the first of a series of articles I'm writing on the Tudors of Britain. I'm open to all comments grammatical correction, and criticism. Thanks! -Sarah In The Footsteps of Turmoil Elizabeth I, Ascension of the House of Tudor By: Sarah Simpson -A New Princess- Elizabeth Tudor was...

the one in Literature and the another in Politics You don't want the "the" in either sentence; "one" and "another" are just there to explain "two". Moreover "the another" is not correct, you have both "the" (definite article) and "an" (indefinite article".

Hello Jobb I think your guess is right. Dictionaries say : "wrap up" (a slang) v.t. . The second use quoted in OED was a phrase in an article appeared in "American Legion Monthly" (May, 1937); "Only one shot to finish before midnight and we'd wrap it up in thirteen days". paco