Hello, this is my first post here but I've been visiting the site for at least several months since I have found some very interesting discussions here. My question is going to be really complicated and it will take you some time to read

From grammarErrors.com: drug/dragged Drug is often used as the past tense of drag, as in the following example: Example: I drug myself out of bed this morning. The past tense of drag is actually dragged , not drug . This error is

Perhaps to a certain extent, but accent is much more a pointer to geographic region. Very well educated (upper class) people will usually speak standard (or 'Oxford' English), but some people are proud of their origins and will keep the

Here's the start of a possible eco thriller. Any comments on 1) The characters Well, Jankins seems to be really cold. These people are trying to save the whale and he shoots the thing in front of them. I'm not even a "whales are

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And don't forget writing "LOL" When I'm laughing at the stupidity of a particular post, I can either note my laughter, or berate the stupidity of the posts by insulting the author. I choose the former. Noblesse Oblige. You kind

Eleanor Roosevelt “A Personal and Public Life”, written by William T. Youngs and edited by Mark Carnes , is a stirring story of one of the most influential ladies in history. She dedicated her life to help others, advocated for civil rights, and

Eleanor Roosevelt “A Personal and Public Life”, written by William T. Youngs and edited by Mark Carnes is a stirring story of one of the most influential ladies in history. She dedicated her life to help others, advocated for civil rights, and was

Eleanor Roosevelt : “A Personal and Public Life” By J. William T. Youngs and edited by Mark C. Carnes. (New York, (New York.): Pearson Longman, 2006. 292 pp.) Eleanor Roosevelt “A Personal and Public Life”, written by William T. Youngs