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"Russia now stands for the INTERNATIONAL DISCUSSION of the status of these republics." (Dew 2007's message from August 23, 2008, 12:32 PM in the thread "US Intervention")"Russia recognizes South Ossetia and Abkhazia as sovereign states" (Reuters, August, 26,...

Hi, Im new to article writing, and not much confident at english writing, since english is not my mother tounge, still i've started a new blog in english.Could you please review this new post that i've just started and tell me few gramatical mistakes and what can i do to imporove my...

Orange Flower wrote:Hi Anonymous , First , I really want to know what is your name in this forums for say : thank you for nice talk ,and for know the person who know that I am absent for a long time Second , I do not know what you mean of what you say >>>> ((I sorry to inform you...

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http://mkgenie.yculblog.com/ On November 21, the winners of the Deutsche Welle International Weblog Awards (also known as the BOBs or Best of the Blogs) were unveiled, with both jury and audience awards for Best Podcasting Site going to the Chinese site Antiwave by Pingke and Flyfig. Massage...

Hi, (1) You have logged in as an Instructor. (2) You have logged in as John. I'm afraid I'm still a little unclear about your question. If you just want a grammatical rule, it's that 'instructor' is a common, countable noun that requires an article, while John is a proper...

Hi, Guest. Your is an interesting post. There are a few things I don't understand, though. A gerund may very well take an article in English. On the other hand, not every noun requires one. I posted that the addition of "that we have been suffering lately" does change something in terms of the...