I'm sorry mr Wordy. I didn't know it was wrong not to spell out the numbers. In casual written English, you will often see small numbers written as numerals ("1", "2", "3" etc.), but this looks sloppy

Perhaps a little insight will help, " ' Oponn .' The two-faced Jester of Chance " from "The Gardens of the Moon" ( great book by the way ). I understand the difference between a single jest, and the action of

Hi Tom, First of all, sorry for my bad spelling, I am non-native english speaker, and learner,maybe one life will not be enought for me, despite of that, should we have to disscuss about the understanding of English in this video, or

Hi Yaggy, I'm no expert, but perhaps I can help. She is getting more beautiful every day . I get, you get, he/she/it gets is the simple present tense. I am getting, You are getting, He is getting is the present continuous - the

I am studying Travel and Tourism. I am quite not understand the meanings of underline sentences in the following... Culture with a price tag: Culture costs altering locally promoted ceremonial or traditional values to suit tourists'

Hi, again. Ing phrases function as adjectives, like relative clauses, so they always modify/describe a noun, like relative clauses. So in the sentence, which you asked about, the ing phrases modify the restaurant. In this sentence, the ing phrases

Your text is really well written, only a few mistakes. Congratulations, your teacher willreally love it. We have a new English teacher, and I want to make a good impression because English is my favorite subject and I really don't want to

We have a new English teacher, and I want to make a good impression because English is my favorite subject and I really don't want to lose interest in it just because I don't get along with my teacher. So I could really use some help!

@ Alan Brooks I posted this in a new thread using Outlook Express twelve hours ago. It didn't show up ... thread, my apologies, but Google is to blame. Bill Martell posted twice on this thread. I'm copying his posts below. Martin, The

Hello, Eddie. Sorry about yesterday. I typed a long answer to your question about the noun clause, but when I hit "post" I was taken to a page that told me to come back later, because the forums were down -sort of- due to maintenance. I