"Is" is used when the thing in question is "singular". "Cake" and "type" are singular. "Are" is used when the thing in question is "plural". "Students" and "ones" are

Hey Punky, I love the video. Cool I love the video, but I totally hate Valentine's Day. Saint Valentine must have been the only saint who went to hell. Cuz he must be there, right? LOL.

Keep "which" and don't change it to "that." Also, spell out "Valentine's Day" or just say "this card." Use "first-name basis" with they hyphen. Is "grande" a size there, or a

I got to see you often at the café, which has become my favorite place for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the I often see you at the cafe (with the accent on the e), that has.. tasty lemonade. However, I need to put a

I have the biggest crush on a girl who works at this cafe... So I plan to send a Valentine's Day card but am unsure of my english. Could you help? I am having an awful time with the tenses. Your comment on any other problems would be much

I would use it literally if you are talking about a location. Figuratively, it's used to say something is happening soon. "Valentine's day is just around the corner."

Hi, i need to make the story of sinulog or valentines day and put 5 same words could be different pronounciation BUT DIFFERENT meanings. . . PLEASE! I REALLY NEED IT! I don't clearly understand what you mean. Why don't you try to

i need to make the story of sinulog or valentines day and put 5 same words could be different pronounciation BUT DIFFERENT meanings. . . PLEASE! I REALLY NEED IT!

My symphony has an annual series of concerts to which one can subscribe (usually at a nice discount). It includes one concert each of 10 months. It also has non-subscription concerts for which one must pay extra to attend (New Years Eve