Hmm, your observation is partially correct. There's no "is" in context such as this in Chinese, contexts that involves attributes, conditions, situations etc. (there may be more, but that's all I can think of now. Maybe other

Hi everybody, tomorrow i have to send my essay about research paper. I want you to evaluate me and show mistakes and correct them for me. really, i passed in a difficult situation . This is my essay Before I write about this topic in my

Because they can make money with it. I guess that's the theory anyway. I wonder what audience they're aiming at? I imagine it's the audience that thinks there's a statue of John Lennon in Red Square and that Ringo Starr was an

I recently read a fascinating book, The Woman With A Worm In Her Head. The book is a collection of ... finds snake muscle ... burrowing through eyeballs. ... through brains ... through lungs ... through heart ... through testicles ... THAT POOR

Hi, I'm Rudy. I'm going to be an English teacher next year. I've come across a question about Infinitives, and this time, I would like to hear as many opinions as possible on this. In most of English reference books in Japan, the

1. Shipper: Your company name has been added to the BL. 2. Description: Please read the text again . The PI number and date are shown separately on the descriptio n. Where the loading port is shown as 'China', this means the shipping terms are

1. Shipper : Have been added your company name on the BL 2. Description : Please read the text again, the PI no. and date have been shown on the description by separately. Between the loading port is appeared as China, means the shipping terms is

One of my friends requested me to correct his application letter. Please find his letter below. I have amended it myself which is next to his letter. We would be grateful if you could comment and do necessary correction in my draft. Many thanks in

The following is a paragraph from an old book written many years ago by an English-language professor in China who himself is not a native speaker of English. I have questions about the grammar of one sentence in it and have marked the sentence

Hi. I think a teacher told me something like that when you have a short sentence with an introductory clause (that starts a subordinate conjunction), then a comma need not be used. Would use a comma after the word "jobs." To me the whole