Chase is on for Veronica & Suzan. Finally, they manage to interrupt them with their cars. Both Michael and Paul get down out of their cars and walk towards the girl's car. The girls look confident and stunning with cunning looks on

All right, you know,sometimes the biggest challenge is to know exactly how to use some words and expressions. Talking about my question, it really sounds ok to say: "of all tour ships, this is our bigger" but as you said when you're

Yes, that's right, *that* "Roots". Believe it or not, I had never seen it before outside of a few snippets of the first episode in high school history class.This miniseries is not quite killed stone dead, but badly crippled enough by

No preview available.

It's used in the sense of "travel in an airplane". It's an imperative, asking or encouraging people to fly with their airline. Hi Mr W, Thank you for the help. Which one of the given definitions of with fits best in the context

Hi guys. Here it goes another composition. Quite long, but I think it wont take too much of your time. Please post your comments and suggestions. Any help is welcome. I´m trying to write as simmilar as Americans do, so if you find something

"Last Duchess" clearly states that she is no longer with him and "gave commands" hints that he gave orders to kill her. what is interesting about "Last" also is that it doesn't say first so could suggest a stream

You give me too much credit. I'm loosing all my arguments today. When we say a letter is silent, we're not talking about the way we pronounce that particular letter. We mean we must pronounce the word as if that letter were not there at

Were you addressing I? (We both mentioned the tip of the tongue and the teeth!) When I'm angry (Alright! Let's quiet down!) I skip the "L" altogether: "Auright!" But I completely agree with you. In casual speech I just

Correct. There's a lot that needs to happen between the "l" and the "i." To get the transition from the "l" to the "r," try saying "learn" slowly, as a three-syllable word. Really dwell on the