Could anybody correct the article below for me and suggest me some better expression s or words or idioms base d on the writing below? Please correct my pronouns. 2nd May 2009 7:00p.m. This is my first time start writing diaries seriously. (you

Hi, This is perfect English. Clive Wrote this text to acolege assigntment, after searching in a Grammar, I think I understood all the verb forms, but before I send it, could any one tell me if everything is ok, if not underline so I can change it

Wrote this text to acolege assigntment, after searching in a Grammar, I think I understood all the verb forms, but before I send it, could any one tell me if everything is ok, if not underline so I can change it to the right form. Many thanks. For

OK. We seem to have verified what we expected coming in: every generation believes that its popular music is the best. How about the variety of styles issue, which is something I have been considering the last few weeks. We haven't discussed

R H Draney rrrote: There's a similar rut extending back from the present to about 1987...this time it's because the record companies are throttling anything that differs significantly from what has already proven itself commercial...while

" when repeating phone numbers in ads? (e.g. 0800-12345 that's 0800-12345) The point is, why shouldn't be equal to ? What is the origin of "that's" in the above case? (end quote) >> They say it because they want to

Three things learners of English find mind-boggling:- ~ Phrasal verbs. Take a common verb - say, 'get', and add one or more prepositions - get off, get away, get over, get off with, get with it, get through, get in with, and a million

> > I agree, "amid pleasures" is fine, but "easy" should be "easily". I am guessing that this is a language school that teaches English. It is a challenge to get English, language, Turkey, and ships all into one

> But easier to confuse nowadays, since all of those bottles with "Johnson and Johnson" printed on them disappeared from the shelves some years ago. Nowadays you see some similar items with just "Johnson" printed on them. I

> Clearly you were not in my elementary school. The clock there, high up on the wall above the blackboard, would often, perhaps several times a month, go on a romp in the middle of the day. Jumping minute by minute, hours would jump by while