ok, now I get it. thanks Lil' Ruby Rose!

thanks, Mister Micawber. Is it ok to use it when we are writing essays? Like when we want to emphasize some points? i.e. We do have to prevent global warming. or The man did write a letter addressed to the president. Thanks!

I would just want to ask, how do we use the emphatic tenses? I encountered an on-the-spot quiz on tenses, and I wasn't sure how the emphatic tenses are used. Two items there are composed this way: A. I did talk to my teacher yesterday. B.

hi, Irnic, JuanZZZ, and Srinu_ece2000, i would also like to improve my english, and i'd like to add you to my messenger list. we can be friends there. add me up. ako_ito88@yahoo.com see you there!

hi, I re-wrote your sentences... She lives at AVD ave in Sydney , Austrlia. I have seen him only in photos because I have never gotte n to see him in person. I stayed there for some time , when I went there before June. or: When I

Clive wrote: Hi, I really just meant "Vincent, please tell us. In question A, which choice do you think is correct? In question B, which choice do you think is correct?" Clive ooops, sorry, I thought that's what you meant.

hi Mr. Pax, I was really quite surprised at the experience you shared here. I am currently a college student here in the Philippines too, and a future English teacher. I've had and still have Korean classmates, and I think that they're nice,

Yes, that sentence is correct. I've read essays and some books which used that kind of sentence structure. But if I'm not mistaken, I think that it is used in old english language (just a guess), because I've read some works of Shakespeare, and I

"These sample are not serial number, please note " This should be written as: Please note that these samples are not serial numbers .

hi Vincent Teo, I think you should first re-state your questions and the choices as well. Some words aren't used correctly, and there are also grammatical errors. I think that is what Clive is trying to say. peace!