AN INTRODUCTION TO MY NOTEBOOKS In his work from day to day Leonard da Vinci concentrated on one thing at a time and, while he concentrated on that one thing, that thing was the most important in the world. Not much got done in the short term

my friend s seems to think that this sentence, "It's time you learn English.", is correct. It's acceptable, but after the expression "It's time" the past tense (with present meaning) is the usual pattern. CJ

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Hello New Guest, I really understand what you are looking for because when I was at intermediate level, I was questioning everything like you and interested in thinking every sentence in detail. Past perfect tense was my favourite.I questioned

i know that i need to add capital letters but that wasn't my question... But when you ask if something is correct and it has an incorrect element, it would be remiss of us to not point that out. Oddly, we expect that when people come to a

Hi everybody, I started write English topic to improve writing skill, but I don't know where I'm wrong in topic (grammar, vocabulary, tense, ..). I really want to learn English effectly, could you show my mistake in topic. Please help me :-).

You see to write the past perfect tense there should be two past events. "My mother had had an intense passion for education, and I started to learn English since junior high school." In the above you wrote 'had had' . So if you want to keep it as

"My mother had had an intense passion for education, and I started to learn English since junior high school." Is that right? I want to signify the fact that it was my mother's intense passion for education (which preceded in time) that made me

Today is Tuesday,September 12, 2007 . I was joint a interview in S-Fone corp . It’s hard to pass because it’s very difficult . IQ part I did quite well but english part I did very bad .Tuesday next week , the result of interview will report, I am

Thank you so much! I understand. Hi Amy, well, it is not true, is it? When you say "I only need a few beers", you are not modifying "need"... That "only" could refer to "need", "few" or "beers". Hmm, then how do you decide what 'only' modifies