Hey guys, I'm reading the Great Gatsby. Jay Gatsby created and lived out his American Dream. In what ways is this idea of "American Dream" explored throughout the book. I need three ways in which Fitzgerald presents Gatsby's

IMHO, if it was commonly used, all the six dictionaries for learners should include it. Keep in mind the publication date of the dictionaries. If one was published before the widespread use of CDs, it would be included, of course.

The CD keeps skipping. - Is of this sense commonly used in American English? I take physical possession of six monolingual dictionaries for learners, but I can find this use only in one published by Merriam-Webster, which is an American

Does everything have to be in full sentences? I mean African Americans have their own English lingos and they can describe a whole paragraph in a few words. What's the difference between Black English and Standard American English?

It would also be perfectly natural to say "the position of lecturer at a college or university," or "at a college or a university." I believe the British define "college" differently than do the Americans. Also, we

6 War, war, war! 7 This war talk's spoiling all the fun at every party this spring. 8 I get so bored I could scream! 9 - Besides, there isn't going to be any war. - Not gonna be any war? 10 Why, honey, of course there's

The Third: /fs/1256675645593.mp3.at.ashx Is it "World changes Warhol"?

The Second: /fs/1256675077718.mp3.at.ashx

The First: /fs/1256674788905.mp3.at.ashx

I'm very sorry having put the clips with that low sound.I thought they were well-recorded but I was wrong. So I'll put them again.  Again sorry