Brilliant. So's this: It had been a rough day, so when I walked into the party I was very chalant, despite my efforts to appear gruntled and consolate. I was furling my wieldy umbrella for the coat check when I saw her standing alone in a

On prepositions: The church is in/on Park Road, while in another Grammar book, "on" is not accepted. If I'm not a native, I have no discern for what's right and what's wrong in a sentence. One thing you can do (as well

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Following is a story translated into English. There are some part that need a native's touch! Your feedback is most welcome. The Buffalo and the Goose Once, a buffalo arrived at a lake and bent down to drink. A reflection of a flock of

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I think everybody code-switches to some degree, as long as there is some sort of reason to do so in their society. It doesn't mean they use two dialects just as a bilingual uses two languages, because people often respond to dialect as if it

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Good opening sentence, but I would cut it in half. Example: These television programs are about surviving in the wild with little or no food, fresh water, or even shelter. (notice that a comma is not necessary after the word wild). It's up to

How democratic is your English classroom? Who gets to speak in class? Whose ideas count? Who chooses the assignments? How do students receive feedback? Do students have a chance to conference with their instructors? Can YouTube be a valuable