Hi, Tell us your choices first, and we'll check them for you. Hint - 'But' introduces a contrast. Best wishes, Clive

Please try to punctuate them yourself first, and then we will check them for you. (Hint: the last one needs none.)

Please i really do need tips in writing this kind of motivation letter,like what has to be its content and all that. Thanks.

It's supposed to be an adventure film and while you can certainly have comedy in an adventure, it can't be ... real or that there is any real jeopardy, real suspense, or real possibility of danger or death in this world. I haven't seen

(No, not the great film by John Landis.) In the UK they have a satellite TV channel which seems to be similar to the US channel Spike TV, called Movies 4 Men. The great thing about M4M is that they have an easy to search schedule... the bad thing

Hi all I recently came across the following reply in an (American) play: 'Beaty don't know nothing! Hills of beans have flags in them announcing what Beaty knows!' Beaty being a particularly stupid character in the play. I know that

Hello. Thank you for giving me some ideas. I correct some of your suggestions that you highlighted, but I still do not know how to correct the rest of them. Could you please give me a hint how to fix them? Thank you! I really appreciate your help.

Hii Mr. Tom: I use it more often to mean "deduce" - e.g. "from your enthusiam, I infer that you like sports." But, see the "usage note" from Dictionary.com Usage note: Infer has been used to mean “to hint or

On my blog on Fridays I look at a Hitchcock film and find a screenwriting lesson or two in it. Fun for me, because I get to re- watch all of these great (and some not-so-great) movies, and just about all of them have some sort of experiment in

can you give me tips about it. because were having a speech about it i need it tomorrow