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medium or means? I think means is more appropriate in this context. Here is an article: http://www.geocities.com/benign0/agr-disagr/5-3-villegas.html Why English should be the medium of instruction

Before voting -- Today is the voting day in our province and this is my first vote. I am exicted as well as decided to whom i will give my vote. I am now with all the hopes that that candidate will win and make our hopes happen. There is a lot of

Lost Horizon? "Lost Horizon" - the James Hilton novel about a mysterious, paradisiacal monastery amidst the frozen Himalayas, called "Shangri la". The real thing - the area of our lost monastery, written about in "The

http://cm.iparenting.com/fc/editor_files/images/1042/Articles/22_ORIG.jpg In the photo above, the man put his one arm around each girl. I always hear and read "put my arm around" I don't know whether "round" is

This article explains when to say "you and I" and when to say "you and me". Consider the following sentence: You and I should have lunch. Is the correct form of this sentence "You and I ..." or "You and me

Hi, Can you please tell me why a person use an indefinite article before a gerund/verbal noun? I think here people are making an instance of all the gerund/verbal noun "a playing" and not making types of it. Like I have said in the

Hi, The online dictionary from Naver.co.kr had this definition of 'diminution': N-UN COUNT : us u N of / in n A diminution of something is its reduction in size , importance , or in ten sit y. despite a slight diminution

The online dictionary from Naver.co.kr had this definition of 'diminution': N-UN COUNT : us u N of / in n A diminution of something is its reduction in size , importance , or in ten sit y. despite a slight diminution in asset value .

I have a little pronunciation problem: Some times I hear in sentences that the indefinite article " a " is pronounced / / and other times / ej / e.g. " a man who is sick can't work" What is the proper, correct or educated pronunciation of the