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Ok this is my task, but i wana from u to organise and paraphrase it, please?? Really i will not forget ur help thanks alo0o0o0ot Historical linguistic: History and Development Modern historical linguistics dates from the late 18th century and grew out of the earlier discipline of...

Hi, could someone explain to me the meaning of this expression here?: 'One among them is a well-known and highly respected political reporter. He had been GRASS-ROUTING with the presidential candidates, ...' Thanks in advance, Jo.

Hi, The expression "to go Dutch" means only that you split the bill in a restaurant? Things that a young man and woman do while out on a date, eg restaurant, movies, theatre. Just relatively small expenses. or it can be applied to other kind of expenses like the rent, etc? No, not really....

Personally, I've heard a lot of "make my day" and "get a life" expressions.You can keep with the current language changes on:http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/radio/specials/1728_uptodate/andhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/radio/specials/1130_uptodate2

RG has the edge on (has the advantage over) all comers (all his competitors/all the other candidates) because of the positive feedback from the opinion polls. All comers is an expression taken from the old tradition of bare-knuckle fighting at travelling fairs, where the resident champion would...

Tung Quoc wrote: Please read: Your certification is currently up to date. 1/ What does “up to date” mean here? 2/ Is “up to date” an expression? Thanks Quoc "modern, au courant, current" My medical records are up to date = I have all shots and innoculations/vaccinations.

Please read: Your certification is currently up to date. 1/ What does “up to date” mean here? 2/ Is “up to date” an expression? Thanks Quoc

Dear Friends, I desperately need some help on my Motivation Letter, as I haven`t spoken/written a word in English since I started learning German and that`s years now... I just want to underline how important this letter for my study is, since I am obligated to have a foreign semester in order to...

"Don't run on the wall" is not a standard idiom - perhaps it had a specific meaning in the context of the play? Two similar expressions would be: "to hit the wall", which can be used metaphorically to describe reaching your emotional or physical limits; and "don't run before you can walk",...

Hi everyone! I have to translate a certificate which is given to the trainee (or intern) at the end of the internship from german to english. I am really not happy with my result jet, especially because I have the impression that I keep on formulating in a very 'german' way. ;-) Maybe some of...