Hey guys, looks like you've already figured it all out, but I just want to add my two cents to make everything crystal clear. Whether you're registered or not, you can access "Who is online" information from three different places. On our Home

Hello all, There was a retro mobile parade on my town's day, so I took some some photos there. Two of the pictures I have printed 72x72 cm to decorate my and my father's rooms, which required scanning, so I now have them in digital

Well, generally, you are supposed to enter the chat right away after clicking that ESL Chat tab. There shouldn't be any additional steps unless you want to enter another chat room. So when you click ESL Chat, do you see this? If you don't and

Googling or your ESL teaching textbook should produce a number of schemes; many have been conceived. HERE is the first one I found on the internet.

Native speakers what do you call this: banana clusters?

Hello~ I'm an EFL learner. I wonder what's the origin of 'let the cat out of the bag'. I know what that means, which means spill the secrets. what I want to know is the origin. My English teacher said it's from a tale

Hi~ I'm an ELF learner. and today I learned the English word 'spick-and-span'. I thought it means something is so clean that someone can slide and fall on it. but when I was googling with that word, I found there are many

Wmoyan, I guess you're using Chrome, right? It's a bug with pics there, and I'm afraid it won't be fixed in the nearest future. Everything works fine in Opera, Firefox, and Internet Explorer, though - so feel free to use any of the three. Some