Hi, I am not sure if the question of this post belongs here...but I cannot find a subdivision which is about conversation English. Someone: May I speak to Jennifer? Me: If I was working as a telephone operator in a company, and there were many

Jose Chen wrote on 09 Mar 2005: I read this in NYTimes. As a non native speaker, I'm not very sure what that means. Could someone tell ... middle-aged man had carried out the shooting on March 19 because he was depressed about difficulties in

Do you feel freer communicating in English than communicating in your native language? Let's suppose that you are a good English speaker. I don't know what you mean by "free". If ... nothing more "free" than one's

R J Valentine (Email Removed) wrote on 13 Nov 2003: "amongst" is both formal and informal BrE, as is "whilst". But *some* might complain that that wasn't a choice in the original Subject line. True enough.