Good Morning ! This is be informed that as per the go concierge Mr. Carlo Logli supose to arrive by flight number EY 004 at 07:20 am , But there were no flight number 004 today as per Ms. Princess in Etihad Airways, EY 004 is coming tomorrow

I think CPE generally offers a well-tried method for testing your command of English, but it's still only a random indication of your skills. I've become quite aware of that. The number of mistakes I usually make in the listening part

Is this a homework assignment? In the following sentences which are the pronouns... "Has anyone seen a pen like this ?" Either of the two plans is acceptable to me ," said the mayor, who was smiling because she knew how good

“you might as well assert that numbers emerge from biscuits or ethics from rhubarb” as suggest that the “soggy clump of matter” which is the brain produces consciousness. No mistake here. First, let's be sure you understand the

Hello The brain is just matter, but consciousness is something wholly other, an entirely different level of reality. As the philosopher Colin McGinn puts it, “you might as well assert that numbers emerge from biscuits or ethics from

Perhaps a little insight will help, " ' Oponn .' The two-faced Jester of Chance " from "The Gardens of the Moon" ( great book by the way ). I understand the difference between a single jest, and the action of

Hi there!  As I'm preparing for the CAE examination, I pretty much have to be careful with my writing style. The problem is, I seldom write any articles of reports in English, so I'm not sure if the way I write them is correct or not, because,

They have bought a vast number of products, ranging from pirated CDs and DVDs to fake designer clothing and accessories. I was told that there are two mistakes in this sentence. I guess it should be "a vast variety" instead of

People in 'prescriptive' houses shouldn't throw 'prescriptive' stones, Mr Micawber. For some unknown reason, you fancy yourself a greater authority on English than Randolph Quirk, Sidney Greenbaum and other prominent scholars,

Hello Barbara, thank you for providing additional information on this subject; the data itself, however, may be disputed. What I referred to in my previous post is known linguistically as catachresis . English is notorious for multiplying the