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Wasn't that the groundhog? (I've recently seen the film in English ... so funny!)I'm going to have a very traditional Easter, with Mass, lunch with lots of relatives (and lots of traditional dishes, too), chocolate eggs and more. So, happy Easter to all of you! (Jesus is believed by...

This is my poster The report : The poster shows some information about Chile. Also, the poster shows a big map of Chile which describes the Chile’s location, Oceans and neighbors. The information about the four important points geographical, political, demographical and cultural. Every...

Hi,I have task in grammar book and I need someone to check that ... I marked the correct words(i mean my answers) in green color .http://moshe.off.co.il/g1.jpgThanks

Hi, They're made too cheaply. The above is one of the four possible choices in a test; does it make sense? Does it amount to "They're made too badly?' Thanks. The sentence is correct grammar. However, 'cheap' does not necessarily mean...

OK, thanks, T_nattawat. I have underlined some problem areas again, fixed others (in bold), and crossed out unnecessary words and phrases (you may have to edit further to correct any grammar problems caused by omitting these):Topic: A company has announced that it wishes to build a large factory...

This helps! One more question. Is the situation with "of course" similar to that of "however"? When it is important to emphasize that I have a different opinion or a much stronger opinion than somebody then I, of course, think that using correct grammar is...

Thank you Grammar Greek. I would hang all my washed clothes on a line to dry them. Sometimes some clothes would fall from the line when the wind blew hard. I don't know what you mean by "on the line". Actually I wanted to say that I hang my washed clothes in a rope as in this picture :

Though In spite of/Despite that, he still perseveres, thinked of with another letter in reply, and keeps on asking me to translate. This time, he said to me that she hasn't sent a reply -> wait together for her. A long moment elapsed, still no movement. We continued sending once more...

Dear teachers, In the exercise above there was something missing that could have helped us find the right tenses at the end of the passage. Here it is, and what do you think of my choices, please?ON the morning I arrived I went to call ON Hislop. He (modal + not + pretend) COULD NOT PRETEND he...

Grammar Geek wrote:I have never seen entangle used as a verb.The following is extracted from a dictionary.transitive verb Definition: 1. tangle something up: to make something become twisted up in a mass of strands, e.g. netting or hair ( usually passive ) 2. put somebody in difficult...