1) I don't know if yours is technically incorrect, (except for "it it", which i assume is a typo) but certainly "It never works when you need it to" would be much more common. 2) okay except for capitalization 3) (based on

Could you please take a look at this? 1 I'm selling everything except for/apart from... 2 I left the TV on as background image/sound. (can you say both because I mostly hear SOUND?) (I know I've asked this but I don't know if you

1) no (I'm pretty sure this form is ok?) (never does he apologize for anything he does.) 2) ok 3) ?? ( you can tell before you're done drawing that it's going to be a masterpiece) 4) A QUARTER/ 25% will be a better choice. 5) ok but

Could you please help with these? 1 Never does it it work when you need it to. 2 you don't want to waste your saturday in bed. 3 You can tell before you're down that its going to be a masterpiece. 4 I put in one forth of what you

I wasn't sure what stacked parking was, so I Googled. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_stacked_parking I've only seen the fancy hydraulic arrangement they refer to once, and that was years ago. But then I live in a small town now :) Here

Could someone please correct this dialogue into more natural one? I will offer a oral communication "practice" class in my teacher-training course. In the practice class, I am going to use this dialogue as a teaching material. At high

"Leave me alone" is a pretty mild response. "Get off my back" is much stronger. If your girlfriend insists on rubbing your back , you'd say, "Leave me alone." If your ex is screaming at you about back child

When you are looking at the picture , your attention is fixed on the picture . If the image captured is one with you and your girlfriend on a holiday, then you are both in the picture .

Just because he is saying that he is single, not been married but still having a girlfriend is NOT single. To me a man that says he is a single man, is a man without a girlfriend or is NOT engaged or even married. Well that is the way I see

he wants to get married with to his girlfriend. What does " I don't want you to get how you get " mean? Essentially, it means the same as "I don't want you to do what you (usually) do (in these situations)", or