...but my good friend did, best in the sci fi ... that gay cowboy story...it's almost time for another one! Mysti Sorry, that's only 2 more, not 2 fewer. If I'm even remembering the interview correctly. Lord I'm losing brainpower

...but my good friend did, best in the sci fi category. He's crediting me for giving him good advice early ... job. But if I ever figure out how to fix that gay cowboy story...it's almost time for another one! Mysti Sorry, that's only

You can understand it from the context: who is known to have two different personalities? Jekyll and Hyde And if you check the author, his name seems to fit in that line too. ...very much like Jekyll and Hyde, Robert Louis Stevenson style...

thanks but that was not the answer to my question! please watch the video I linked above at 02m 19s. and inside the quoted sentence see the ... indicating the words that I didn't underestand.

Hi, Very generally speaking, I'd address him the way he addressed me. But much depends on the culture and country in which you live. What is polite in Canada may not be polite in India. Best wishes, Clive

Here is the email I sent to HR manager of a reputed company. In this email I used "talked" instead of "spoke". Could you please verify if this is correct & let me know the reason for using "talked" or

Hi Saurabh, and welcome to Englishforums! What would you say if you were speaking to a foreign friend or to somebody who is planning to visit India and seeks your advice?

I have to speek for two minites in a bpo interview, what can i say about 1) what is indian culture 2)what is dance 3)what is music 4)delhi 5)movies

Hi, What kind of interview? eg Is it for a job? Clive