Hi! I am taking English 30 right now online and I need to correct each of the errors in the following paragraph: One should never acccept another persons opinion about a movie unless you know they have the same theatrical tastes as you. For

Probably Dutch (unless I had a French girlfriend); Dutch and English are cognate languages.

Amy : I want to watch movie. Mom : OK. Amy : You accompany me to go. Mom : Why? You can go with your friend. I am busy. Amy : All they will take their boyfriend or girlfriend.I don't want to become a electric bulb! Mom :

Hi. Im new to the englishforums.com but i really need some help. I want to write a poem for my girlfriend and send it on the back of a post card. This is all I could come up with, I'm rubbish at writing poems so would love some help. Could you

Two snowmen are standing in a field. One says to the other: "Thats funny, I smell carrots too". A blonde, a brunette, a red-head, a priest, a nun, an irishman and a talking pig walk into bar. The bartender looks at them and says,

Ok, my girlfriend (who uses English as a second language in Japan) is writing a thesis. She wanted me to check her grammar in the contents page of her thesis, which is the following: -- Contents Body of text Introduction

● This Saturday I'm going to the movies with my girlfriend. (One word) ● In the library, I studied English with my friend Jane. (If you have a comma before "Jane," it implies that Jane is your only friend.) I'd also agree

Are the sentences below all correct? ● I study English in the library from 7 to 10 P.M. on Sundays. ● I go to school during the week. ● I go to school with my friends. ● I'm going to the movies this Saturday. ● This

In what way? 1. His cousin in Hampshire, her boyfriend, his parents bought him a car for his birthday 2. Her friend in Chester, his girlfriend, her parents bought her Porshe for her birthday. I have underlined the significant

Clive, are those possible in English? In Italian they would be acceptable, but how good they sound varies from case to case Yes, they are fine. Ok, thanks! But let's not forget that the original sentence was Her friend in Chester, his