(1) They lived in a bungalow. (2) She took part in the long jump event / in the long jump. -- OK (3) She ran to / towards her mother. -- OK. "to" has a stronger sense that she actually reached her mother. (4) Peter's

Right. I'd say "offline teacher" would need much more context before people would be able to understand what the intended meaning is. Probably any usage of "offline teacher" at all is going to be limited to a few contexts

Hi Amy  I am aware that many teachers are required to use specific course books. Unfortunately, some of the books that teachers are required to use are poorly written and conceived ones. Some teachers recognize this fact and do what they can in

I think that this "tripartition" ( informal/neutral/formal ) is only a sort of simplification Without having delved much into this, I'm still mystified by "neutral." Do you understand it as merely the absence of negative

Nobody is here, are they? Everybody is here, aren't they? Someone was just here recently, weren't they? All of these indefinite pronouns refer to people, so it is not appropriate. Sometimes this usage is called "singular they ",

Hello All. I would like to ask about how to study English by oneself? I was on course in language school. It was terrible time form me. I achieve only FCE course from Longman book - "Fast track to FCE". Now I am studying English at home

Why is "American English" any more pretentious than the name ... British English, Canadian English, South African English, and so forth)? I think it's because no one ever refers to "Australian English" or the others you

The Philippines is a country composed of many nations of ... it or because of constant usage of the foreign language. Of course people who know english or are already bilingual have no problem even if english is their secondary language. No

At 19:06:23 on Fri, 23 Dec 2005, Pawe³ Piotr Stawski (Email Removed) wrote in : In my Literature Classes we have this reading. Could you tell me when usually young people read this book in ... old they are. Did you like this book? And do you

Dear Django Cat, As we inquired about using "forum" or "newsgroups" in language class at the univerisity, this newsgroup was ... up typing a new message. (Just as I am, today.) As far as I understand, this is still university