Hi, guys! Can you help me with another sentence completition? Here's the link to the audio file: http://www.mediafire.com/?yywm1oiyydz Yeah, well that'd be kinda hard considering I've barely met *** superstar. You want me to bring

He was charged of with the theft. The Indus is the largest river in Pakistan. He has not written did not write a letter last week. The cost of all these articles have has risen. You should return back my money. The population of Karachi is greater

He was charged of the theft. Indus is the largest river in Pakistan. He has not written a letter last week. The cost of all these articles have risen. You should return back my money. The population of Karachi is greater than any other town in

"Why are you hanging around the school?" ,Is this sentence grammatically correct?

Please help me to check the sentences, thanks! Last Tuesday was sunny. Peter and his friend, John walked home from school. On their way, there was a motorcyclist riding past a deserted road. A lady, who was a middle age, carrried a brown

My professor said that this was incorrect and I lost a huge amount of points because I wrote it this way, using proggressive form and so I got a lower mark. Seriously, is there any basis for that? Also, note that I'm not a native speaker and

Hello, everyone. Here is the sentence: If Edison hadn't invented the electric light bulb, we'd still be using candles. This is from my English test at school. I know I got the right type of conditional but what interests me is whether

I don't know how else I can explain it better. The meaning of "belong" varies according to contexts in which it's used. This parking space belongs to me but this car has been parked here since yesterday. - meaning, I own it.

Our children go to the same school as theirs . -- They have children. Their children go to the school that our children go to. Our children go to the same school as this. -- Don't say this. Our children go to this school. "The same

The sentence might be considered technically correct as it is possible that you could start attending school again. It sounds rather unnatural to my ear, though, and I don't think a native speaker would use it. I, a nonnative speaker, might