Hey everyone ;) This is for my English GCSE coursework, it's basically what happens after the end of Lord of the flies. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Sorry it's a bit long. :) Ralph was standing on the deck of the

O.K, this is the text from my site: I hope it is easier that way Zeptouch is new technology that let her user to flip pages in a book shown on the screen with a simple flipping sing in the air. We are not speaking about touch screen or some

Hi! I'm a green hand in teaching ESL. I wonder how do teachers in English speaking countries comment on writing. For some great articles, would it be proper to comment "Well organized" ? Can you suggest more comments for nice

The whole sentence is very confusing. Is it a survery about how to "build" research and development guidelines about color? Color of what? Or is it a survey about the research and development of guidelines for the color of buildings?

M: What color ribbon would you like? (In conversation, it's not necessary and perhaps even "strange" to repeat everything. If you wanted to, however, you might say: What color ribbon do you prefer that it be wrapped with?/What color

not because robots are so much better than humans, but because humans A) Are too damn lazy. "Ah, I couldn't be bothered to argue. Just do what the robot wants." B) Have a hidden agenda. studio becomes president. "I'll show

i need help with my english essay .. it says : Discuss how two or three ky issuses have been represented through the use of visual techniques and narratives,conventions in Pink Floyd's The wall ?? Pink FloYD THE WALL is a

So, when talking about modelling hydrodynamics, we would use "a hydrodynamic model"? Yes. our answer has lead me to another question: is it "...indefinite articles which should...", or "...indefinite articles that

Hi Tom Nuance refers to a subtle difference or a subtle quality. For example, you might have two words for which the meanings are almost the identical, but one may have an added nuance in the meaning that the other doesn't have. I might

Using "don't" where "doesn't" should be may also be a convention of "Black English" as so much of contemporary music has been influenced or is part of black American culture. Elton John uses it in his songs,