"People can look on three things endlessly - on sea , on flowers and on the somebody another working" - Russian proverb . Thanks , people for sun and sea And some pict from another coast :

HotWombat made me curious about the word drug so, i decided to look-up the word drug in dictionary.com. Here is what i found: drug 2 / drʌg / Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation –verb

Mister Micawber #523306 Thu, 05 Jun 08 11:16 AM Sentence A. ( Participle phrase: The corporation seeking financial stability must remain flexible. Sentence B. Sentence fragment: A cure for the disease being researched. Sentence C. A

Hi Grammar Geek, Thanks for your help. What I mean concerning that portrait , is when someone has a secret friend, for example, and decides to draw him or only his face and then put it on a frame at his classroom. The other possibility: to take

how are you everybody realy it is my last year in english studies.and i want you to help me in my project paper.for this week i need the proposal of this topic which is about advertising.and here the steps that you should follow. The proposal

That's only true in a superficial approach. Pretty much, they are independent verbs, appearing in all tenses. See this by Mister Micawber: -- Mister Micawber #42001 Fri, 13 Aug 04 08:36 AM

They won't smoke ever since they saw a film on lung cancer. What does "won't" mean here?

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Dip (6). transitive and intransitive verb put your hand in: to put your hand into something in order to take something out He dipped (his hand) into his pocket.

Angliholic wrote: Dozens of popular social networking sites provide all sorts of services to suit every kind of person. Does "suit" in the above equate "fit/match" or "satisfy/cater for?" ca·ter /ˈkeɪ tər/ Pronunciation Key - Show