CJ, Thanks and sorry for the delay in replying. I missed the alert message of this question. Please see this link. Question #2 has the statement I mentioned earlier.

I hope this Word document will work Hi Emanuela, Sorry, but this forum does not support the attachment of text files. You should copy the text in your word processor and paste it in your post.

Sorry! Please educate me. The way I understand it is: The article pertains to the celebration and Mid Autumn Festival mermely described what celebration it is, and since it is a proper name, why shouldn't it be capitalized? At the

Does the light brigade mean a troop of cavalry soldiers? You mean a light brigade can also be infantry? Yes, I see the article can be important here. My apologies. Your first question, with the definite article, should be taken as referring

Hi. Could we not use the article in the following instances? 1. 1. The "write the sentences based on the pictures" exercise, warm-up (a warm-up??) for the main lesson, will entail your doing a few things. 2. This writing

Thanks Mr.M. I guess there are so much corrections due to inappropriate style and sort of informal style, are there not?  It is not clear how the following sentence relates to the rest of the paragraph: For example, I myself can't buy a

I really appreciate this post, since i am not a native English speaker, and willing to teach soon. Let me start by giving my opinion about teaching English as a second language, which is becoming a must for a lot of people all over the word,

hmmm actually sometimes this -ize or -ise confused me damn alot!! like a confusion Of apologISE or apologIZE !!!anybody got a tip ?? If I may add something to this disccusion. I have frequently read articles written by Britons who use -ize, just

the reason behind placing "only" before "broken": In idiomatic English, and contrary to logic (to the dismay of many), only "floats to the left", usually to a position just after the subject. The result is that only

I have to say that YoungBuddy's post has confused me too! Sentence 2 would be typical of someone telling a story of an event. Although the event happened in the past, the speaker uses the present tense to make it seam seem more