Hello This sentence is from an essay about foreign language learning. I hit upon the following sentence and got confused by the repetition of "before". Is this a typo or a grammatical construction? If grammatical, what does the writer

Just a few glaring issues... “Solitude, Spending Time Alone Is One Of Our Best Teachers.” A human being begins his life by his parents’ side. He learns about right and wrong, and then moves on with his life , he starts school, finds

I am studing for TOEFL test. I feel difficulty in reading skill. Indeed, it is quite simple to read academic papers and texts but I really feel baffled when read complicated text with unfamiliar topics and too much advanced vocabularies. In

Just let me make it clear: 'abode' of the phrase 'no fixed abode' is the best answer; it is just not the only possible one-- bright students could argue for any of the others without your being able to supply any rebuttal except " 'abode' is the

hello i am going to take Toefl ibt and i need name of a software that you can say a word in microphone and then software recognize how much correct you have said it. i need this for making my speaking better for the speaking part of Toefl ibt. i

You could ask your English centers for a web site with information, or make a visit in person to get information. Taking an assessment exam is a good start. Then you will know what you need to study in order to pass the test. I would guess that

Hi Oerwahfm There is a write-up about BrE versus AmE at Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_differences However , the differences between BrE and AmE are not so important that they will matter on a standardized

. Does anyone have a summary of the differences between the two ? -- I don't think that there is a single comprehensive list, but GOOGLING should help you discover many of the differences. Should we consider this matter when are about to take

Does anyone have summary of the differences between the two. Should we consider this matter when are about to taking TOEFL or IELTS test. Do sentences above grammatically correct?

this example from TOEFL! CLICK ON THE ONE UNDERLINED WORD OR PHRASE THAT MUST BE CHANGED FOR THE SENTENCE TO BE CORRECT--in 1977,Richard Helms pleaded guilty to charges of inaccurate testifying about CIA activities in Chile!THE UNDERLINED WORDS