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JC, I actually think this article does a very good job of explaining what a co-op is. You need to read the entire article. A co-op is a special type of real estate situation - the other owners in the building elect people from among themselves to serve on the co-op board. It is not ONE person;...

Hi my EF friends, Please, I'm looking for the synonym and the meaning of the word "co-op board" ? Truth be told, I have no idea, what does this person do, anyway according to this article from NY...

I am writing an article which I need to refer to "die in the line of duty". I don't want to repeat that pharase too much to make it so boring. Is there any other phrase for that ? I try to look up in dictionary but could not find any help. Is there any good site that can help ?TIA.David

Belly wrote: 1) What is the difference in pronouncing /^/ and ( the symbols which represent the opposite side of /e/ , sorry, but I don't know how to type it, and can you suggest any other phrase which is synonym of the opposite side above?) 2)I've heard the phrase: Long-haul flight, yet I...

1) What is the difference in pronouncing /^/ and ( the symbols which represent the opposite side of /e/ , sorry, but I don't know how to type it, and can you suggest any other phrase which is synonym of the opposite side above?) 2)I've heard the phrase: Long-haul flight, yet I think long is...

I have underlined further problems and answered your questions inside your brackets:I've seen this movie twice and it astonish me a lot. Each person fits into themselves a bit of truth about environment. Although there are a plenty of films with the same scenario but Mikhalkov can get the...

Bluepalms wrote:In which content does that sentence appear?Is it a title of a sports-article? But let me guess:If it is about cricket, then the sentence means, that England have beaten Sri Lanka for the first time after some years or so.jinx is a synonym for spellLosing all the time against the...

In which content does that sentence appear?Is it a title of a sports-article? But let me guess:If it is about cricket, then the sentence means, that England have beaten Sri Lanka for the first time after some years or so.jinx is a synonym for spellLosing all the time against the same team is not...

You need the article because of the restrictive clause. There are two ways to do this:He has a heart disease which gives him problems breathing when walking up the stairs.He has heart disease, which gives him problems breathing when walking up the stairs.The second is the more natural, unless...

The other day I was reading an interesting article about dinosaurs when I came across to the phrase Rip Off. I looked it up in the dictionary but none of the definitions there turned out to be suitable to make the meaning of the sentence I encountered sensible. I have quoted part of that...