Hi all! I'm a student of Economics in the open university, Israel. My native tongue is Russian, but I've been studying Englight throughout my whole life, and it has almost become my native. I like this forum and website, for there is

Hi Anon, First, please don't write in all capital letters. It's considered shouting on the Internet. Many style guides suggest you write numbers from one to ten and use numerals for numbers higher than that. I have two

Our company is specializing in producing brand perfums(chanel,gucci,boss,lv,Guess,etc) and other brand clothes,T-shirt, coat, hoodies, shoes,sport shoes,shox shoes(nike, air jordan,armani,bape,prada,AF1 etc), dress(anna,chanel,gucci etc ) and its

While and whilst are conjunctions whose primary meaning is "during the time that". An example is: The days were hot while we were on vacation. I read a magazine whilst I was waiting. While and whilst can nowadays legitimately be

There are some mistakes in the lyrics above, so I took the liberty of posting the correct cyrillic version as well as a translation (one done by me, not by an online translator) Ленинград МЕНЯ ЗОВУТ ШНУР 1.Много королей y нас, но мало шутов Все

Hi, my supervisor send me the draft articles and the title and brief about new books and i have to change standard font style before active on website.... so is it correct if I write like this. " I could able to manage formatting the

It's true that things change. Many people remember (or think they do, as you say with your "almost certain") being taught to capitalize the seasons. I didn't look for historical style guides to see if there was a time 30, 60, or

Thanks a heap... I looked through the websites but still nothing.. nada ...on the history of "animal" related idioms or expressions in the English language...I need about a paragraph worth od stuff.. 100-150 maximum... the question that

I know this posts date a couple years back. But I had pretty much the same doubt just recently. Is there really not a case in which you could start a new line (add a line break) within a same paragraph? (Other than in writing

There's an article on CNN 's website today , which entitles is entitled "China bank lending: A bubble in the making?" In the first part of the title, LENDING works as a noun, right? Yes. So, 1. Should I consider CHINA as an