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I think the speaker does actually say "he would", though both words are said very quickly -- which is why I initially suggested "he'd". But in the louder recording, I think there's enough there that you can't really

Listening to the tape a second time, I heard "he would" too.

I think the speaker does actually say "he would", though both words are said very quickly -- which is why I initially suggested "he'd". But in the louder recording, I think there's enough there that you can't really

I will only comment on the first one, since there's a damn perception problem again. You come of age doesn't really fit, because with that in mind I can hear a kind of stop before the k in come. So You'd come of age is better, I

#1 You come of age as America itself finished coming of age

Last three parts might have been with bad quality. So I post them again with good quality,hoping someone will help me.

On Oct 31, 12:49 pm, "Avoid normal situations." No, I don't mean to ask. I mean the Dario Argento movie with that title. This is the story of ... lost his touch for a long time now 20 years or more. I think I'm beginning to

i'm sorry for my triteness. but I've always dreamt of having or of just knowing one Jessie. Do you mind having a name of heroine of american film?!

Welcome to English Forums, Gotmilk. If you are reading The Great Gatsby, it seems to me you are in an ideal position to answer the questions you've posted. So, what are your impressions? (Your questions sound suspiciously like a homework