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In the game "footbal manager handheld" there is a option to choose called "fog of war". I can translate it word by word, but I can't understand what it means in this context. Can you please help. Are there other meanings in other contexts?thxChe

no a narrative paragraph does not have to tell a true story!!Writing to tell is a narrative paragraph!!example is below:I'm not sure who saw the wasp first, but everybody seemed to start yelling at the same time. Some kids dived under their desks. The heroes went after it with books, papers,...

Thanks a lot for your quick and considerate reply.Your two sentences in your first reply (#571395) seems much better to me too, although they are difficult for me to make. I'll remember them!Thanks!

Hi,#1, because we usually tend to leave the preposition at the end, at least in speech and informal writing. But consider that you could live for a period of years in an English-speaking country and not hear anyone say either of those particular sentences.Clive

Thanks a lot for your quick reply.If you compare the two sentences I asked, which is more common?

Hi, Welcome to the Forum. Are the following two sentences correct?If they are, which is more common?Do you know the football team which he belongs to?Do you know the football team to which he belongs?I think both are correct but am not sure.Yes, both are OK. However, commoner ways to say it are,...

Are the following two sentences correct?If they are, which is more common?Do you know the football team which he belongs to?Do you know the football team to which he belongs?I think both are correct but am not sure.Please help me.

Hi teachers,What do "up close" and "your way" below mean:?In two weeks or so, when the snapshots are developed I will send some your way .I have never seen that animal up closeCan I say like these?:In two more weeks or so, when the snapshots are developed I will send some his...

.1-- I don't think games have 'Game' in their names: Scrabble, Monopoly, Snakes-and-Ladders, Poker, Twister, Charades, Spin-the-Bottle, Tennis, Chess, Parcheesi, Raiders, Ghost, Name That Tune, The $64,000 Dollar Question, Trivia, Football, etc. The game name you have created is...

Hi,'Hut two three four' are words used for counting in certain situations. In such a context, 'hut' seems to mean 'one'. I don't know why. It may be a corrupted form of 'up' (as in 'everybody get up on your toes and ready'). Soldiers march to such a...