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That is interesting indeed and I agree with you Old Man Gordon. I am from Finland and according to my Finnish-English dictionary I should say "Finland is leading 2-0" without using the plural verb and"The Finns are leading 2-0" when using a plural expression. But I guess...

That is interesting indeed and I agree with you Old Man Gordon. I am from Finland and according to my Finnish-English dictionary I should say "Finland is leading 2-0" without using the plural verb and"The Finns are leading 2-0" when using a plural expression. But I guess this...

 Hi teachers What is the difference between " He seems to be interested in football" and  "he seem interested in football"  Thanks 

Hey GG and BW2/3 can you explain me shortly the difference between your American football and Rugby? I always have been curious about that because except of that equipment like a big helm and big protectors, I don't see any differences...:-) Thank you in advance for explanation. regards.

Hey, sorry to repost, but the other came out really difficult to read so i have delete tables etc. Could someone please proof-read my work. I am dyslexia and find proof-checking my work near impossible. It is long but will probably only be stupid mistakes. *** Introduction Due to social...

I am dyslexic and find proof-reading really hard. Please proof-read my work. I know that its kind of long, but its all in 3rd person and under the right headings etc. its only the prose and silly spelling mistakes I am conserned with which would be obvious to others. Thankyou so much. Obviously...

The Graduate wrote: Hi there, A couple of hours ago I was thinking about the difference between the following two sentences: I feel as if I did something wrongI feel like if I did something wrong No 'if' with like. According to my understanding, I think that the first one is used when...

Hi there, A couple of hours ago I was thinking about the difference between the following two sentences: I feel as if I did something wrongI feel like if I did something wrong According to my understanding, I think that the first one is used when someone did not actually do something wrong...

Is there any difference between the following words: Warranty and gaurrantee Soccer and football. Thanks

Do I understand you correctly that Iranian's call themselves Shi'ites (pronounce the "silent" t) while Arabs would call them Shia? Or is it just some Iranian's who "mispronounce" the word? I recently heard an interview with an Arab reporter who expressed outrage at the Western use of the word...