I found this on a website: "Alun Lewis is a poet who wrote the love poem, Goodbye , for his wife, and other sensitive, accessible poems, many about his experience of war and separation." This usage of the indefinite article confuses me.

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Hi, I came across this sentence in an article from the BBC website: Mrs Conway, who was discharged from hospital a week ago, revealed she had prayed for a child with her husband of three years. (context here ). At first, I was wondering if

Hi Phissen Hope things are good for you in Croatia. I am an English teacher in England, with time on my hands for the next two months. I would be glad to help you with your website. If you request me as a friend, I will accept and then you

admonish that never takes the "scolding" aspect, as far as I know. Instead, from what I've found using Google, it is always advisory or cautionary. In your example, I would put it in the subjunctive, thus: Her father admonishes that

Dear Forum Readers, My new website is about to launch and I would like to have a few small pieces of text I have on there checked on grammar, spelling and other English incorrect language things... The website is my new online design portfolio. It

No *** Vampires. But they *do* cuddle a lot. That was not my problem with the film - I had a bunch of others that I though completely effed up the film. I have a review over on my blog (not my website, my blog... what I write when I'm avoiding

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I was browsing the SOMETOPOLOGYJOURNAL, together with the mathematics genealogy project, when I came to the somewhat striking discovery that some of the topologists there at NEARBYCITY2-BIGCITY1 have a point in common. In common with whom? Do you

I'm taking notes right now, scouring websites for clues on where to spot the outbreaks. When this word from France gets over here, Salt Lake City is TOAST! French minister says polygamy to blame for riots By Martin Arnold in Paris Published: