Hello, l would like to know if apostrophe and articles are used correctly in this case (the text is about the distribution of one species of red algae in the Baltic Sea coast, and in order to avoid a repeat of the same Latin name in the

Are these words synonyms? Would you use them indifferently, when referring to an evaluation done by a student of his own abilities / skills / work? e.g. a self-assessment form / a self-evaluation form Thanks

Hello, everybody! I'm a student of English who needs your help with some idioms in order to analyse them for my graduation paper. The topic of my research is synonymy among idiomatic expressions. For the purpose of this research I have

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

1. I feel this passage would be most suited for pre-intermediate/intermediate learners. Some of the information is basic enough for entry level students, but overall the vernacular used can be seen as complex. 2. I would spark interest by

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

Hi Sergio, did you have any luck finding a list of synonyms? I'm a student at Stanford and we're looking for a similar list as part of a class project. Any help you can provide would be much appreciated! I can be reached at Thanks! -Joe

Nell: Used 162 times in the Bible (KJV aka AV), both ... call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved." You're wrong; you're confusing "whosoever" with "whosever". "Whosoever", however, adds another