Hello Jamillah, let me start off first by complimenting you on a really heartfelt essay, often times when you're reading something, it can be hard to feel attached to the writer's experience, because they don't capture the emotion of

Why is the s silent in debris? Silent letters are as common as mud in English. Why that one in particular? The t in ballet is also silent, and the t in depot and beret, and the w in answer and sword, and the p in psyche and pneumonia, and the b in

This is a question for Martin, Bert, MC and anyone else who lives outside the U.S. What do people in ... the actual Americans you've interacted with (including the ones here on MWSm) fit or disproved the stereotype? . An interesting question.

i need senteces for these words immesely cowered valiant consolidation bungalow seglowee Try dictionaries. They sometimes have example sentences. You could also try Google. CJ

The word "I" is always capitalised. Sentences begin with a capital letter and end with a period (or question mark or exclamation mark). Some of the commas I've suggested are not mandatory. I just feel they help make the

Hello, I have a picture of buddha's teaching in Indonesian language, I translated it into the English one to share with others. And could any verify the grammatical of this translated one ? Thanks. The 14 Human Life Guidance by Buddha The

I was researching the pattern of silent letters and was about to post a question on this forum when I found this site: http://www.eleaston.com/pr/sl-pat-pb.html After going through the list, I was surprised that there are so many. I pronounce

If you are too busy, you can just give me a few suggestions or correct a few of the most problematic sentences for me. In my opinion, satisfying things means somethings make oneself satisfy. But there is other word satisfactory means the same.

Reply continued... John is the first name, but we don't know each other. It's a matter of personal preference, but if I was sending an unsolicited business letter to someone I didn't know then I would address it as

This appears to be older english like in fairy tales. It means that the king ordered that the servant, along with the servant's wife and everything the servant owned, all be sold to pay the debt. And yes, sold like slaves. It is correct for