Can anyone please read and provide me with any feedback/corrections on my first-attempt at a Sonnet. It is for my upcoming wedding in 4 days. We tried to meet while playing cards at sea You spoke to me but then I shied away You made a

Can anybody please help me with my Sonnet? This is a first attempt and I need to say this during my wedding in a few days! I now here stand in front of you and all, providing thou my deep and truest vow. No matter when or where our

Ryan Stubblefield Mrs. Piner British Literature 5 May 2009 Weddings             Weddings have come and gone over the years, but how much really has changed? The society of today differs very much in comparison to the society of

http://gmy.news.yahoo.com/v/13287032 What a bunch of dumb asses at National Geographic.  How many idiots are going to try to "pet" the grizzly bear now? "In a tragic turn of events..." Most of us will survive our stupidest

1. Which song is the most appropriate for me to sing in her wedding ? 2. Which song is it the most appropriate for me to sing in her wedding ? Please tell me which sentence is grammatically correct and why. A friend of mine insists that only #2 is

Well ,it's grammatically right,but it is quite rare in daily life.Cause the reason given seems unrelevant with your action.It is better to say,I am attending my best friend's wedding.I am his best man.Put them into to independent

Hello Mavix and welcome to the forum. I, on the other hand, wouldn't put a comma, because your sentence is short and its structure is immediately apparent. I think the sentence is entirely correct but rather strange: if you are the best man,

"Bluster and bluff" doesn't so much mean a smile on your face, as confident, even loudly proclaimed mistruths or outright lies. "Bluff" refers to the lying part - you might "bluff" your way into a wedding by

Please correct this. I think I can write/start off with "Today was ..." since it is thought to be written in the evening. Today was my friend's wedding day. I had received the notice of his wedding way in advance, so I rented a

Please correct this. I think I can write/start off with "Today was ..." since it is thought to be written in the evening. Today was my friend's wedding day. I had received the notice of his wedding way in advance, so I rented a