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I have a a lot of homework today and can you please check if I dit it all right? 1) Complete the conversation with: (would you), (I'll), (shall), (could), (why don't you), or (how about). You can use some of them more than once. Husband : I've got a splitting headache. Wife : (1) __ go and lie...

Hi there MrP and Sextus, Well, honestly telling you I've not been this kind of big stuff yet because it demands some patience , determinations and time. But anyone can do it if one can find the person who has mastered the things. And the most authentic person in the world was Dr. Narayan...

Well, regarding the use of pleonasms(new word for me too btw), I'd say many are in use in the English language, and they're here to stay. For example, "Old crone". "Crone" means "old woman", so in effect you're saying "old old woman" - pleonasm. Here's a list of them I found - ABM...

Hi Lilac, I'd call it a regulation. A law is really made by a government. I've made a number of suggested changes. 1. My photo can be used for promotional campaigns for the Web International English Wenzhou center. 2 ． I agree to take part in extra-curricular...

Hi again, 1. Animals have a tail. 2. Animals have tails. I'd like to make a few more comments on this. I completely agree with CJ's points. The ambiguities that are built into these few words, because of the nature of the English grammar involved, are extensive. I just didn't choose...

I think our attempts to reduce reality to clear-cut distinctions often lead us astray. The "gut-feeling" definition of native speaker, and the one you hear the most, is of course that of a person who learned the language as a child, irrespective of competence. This, of course, results in...

Khoff wrote: Trying to reach your husband, you accidentally listen to a conversation about planning a murder. After a lot of confusion and frustration, you later realize that you are going to be killed! >> (keep the tenses consistent.) “Sorry, Wrong Number” is an exciting,...

Hi I've added some initial comments in red. Sort out the structure and post up another draft for help with the final version. Why are you using a capital I for the word incentives throughout? I write to you to apply for the study course "International Tourism Management". I look at this...

Hi everybody, I need some help to write a very good letter of motivation for my undergraduate study in the united kingdom. You can see I wrote a first version... THANK YOU!! Dear Sir or Madam, I write to you to apply for the study course "International Tourism Management". I look at...

Jjf wrote: I heard the announcer on the BBC say this the other day. I don't remember the exact situation, so I'll invent one: "She arrived at the party in (wait for it) a moped." Basically he used "wait for it" as an funny commentary, in effect saying "pause to savor this moment of delicious...