By Conversations, Synonyms

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Hello to all, I believe that to learn English depends of the interest of individual and depending of the English knowledge you wanted to learn. like for instance, if you want to speak English all you have to do is to listen very carefully to some tools such as CD, DVD, tapes etc. either audio...

In my opinion dialogue is rather between to persons, and conversation among many. Dialogue is some part of conversation, but look:http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dialoguehttp://dictionary.reference.com/browse/conversationWell, sometimes they can be synonyms. (probably they are, you can use...

I have underlined further problems and answered your questions inside your brackets:I've seen this movie twice and it astonish me a lot. Each person fits into themselves a bit of truth about environment. Although there are a plenty of films with the same scenario but Mikhalkov can get the...

At first it's considered as a message for discussing but now I want change it for a bit . I've seen this movie twice and it astonish me a lot. Each person fits into themselves a bit of truth about environment. Although there are a plenty of films with the same scenario but Mikhalkov can get the...

Smile and look at people. If you smile and show you're interested, people will respond and conversation will be easier. Could I replace "respond" in the above with "answer, reply, or react?" If none, what are its synonyms here? Thanks.

also add some synonyms for the most used adjectives Will you add 1000 specific words for politics Probably much less What about 1000 words for cuisine Probably much less unless you are a cook

In the UK, "pudding" is syonymous (if a little less classy) with "dessert". Other synonyms are "afters" and "sweet", though these are falling out of use. In the US, I believe, pudding specifically means a kind of blancmange dessert rather than dessert per se, so your sentences probably won't...

Nona The Brit wrote:Good letter. Problems highlighted for you Dear Sir or Madam, I am hereby applying for entrance for the International business administration program at the Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) in September 2007.In the following letter I will explain why I think that the EUR...