Can someone help me with these 15 sentences, I wrote down what I thought was OK He slapped me behind my head/at the back of my head. BEHIND Thats the second cigarette in the same hour. What can you say to a story so intricate other than nod in

"Dutch chocolate" is simply chocolate that has been processed in a particular way to improve its color and flavor. I don't think that "double Dutch" refers to a more elaborate processing method - I think that some cooks

I don't hear it used often by white people (unless used deliberately, for example in songs), but African Americans seem to use it more regularly in everyday informal speech, so it depends on the variety of English you want to consider.

Let's live it up I got my money Let's spend it up ( I know the above but may be related to the following) Go out and smash it Like Oh My God Jump off that sofa Let's kick it OFF I feel stressed out I won't let it go (Won't

REVISED- DEAR MODERATOR IF YOU POST MY BLOG, PLEASE POST THE REVISED VERSION BELOW INSTEAD OF THE PREVIOUS ONE THAT I SENT. THANK YOU.  StartFragment > OTHER WAYS ?   USE SONGS to teach ENGLISH IRREGULAR VERBS Several years ago, when

OTHER WAYS ?   USE SONGS to teach ENGLISH IRREGULAR VERBS Several years ago, when teaching ESL to adolescent and adult students, I developed songs that taught students 58 English irregular verbs. This proved to be very successful with my students.

its new , it like r&b . its goes . " all over each other, blahblah ordinary lovers. " or something . the blahs aren't in thee song .

? "The dog barked while it was walking" and not "while it walked" [/quote I reiterate. words paint pictures and this picture raises some questions. Is the dog walking by itself? If I say "John often whistled

I'm not sure what the topic "transport" means, but I can suggest something like what creative teachers I know often do. They take a tune that is familiar to the students (a nursery rhyme like "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star")

I understand, one thing tho, can you use the past simple with the continuous like this. "The dog barked while it was walking" and not "while it walked" I saw in a grammar book the the WHILE clause could be the continuous even