# Detective Job. Three men were applying for the same job as a detective. One was a Sardarji, one was Jewish, and one was Italian. The chief decided to ask each applicant just one question and base his decision upon that answer. When the Jewish

THERE ARE ONLY FOUR WORDS IN ENG LANGUAGE WHICH ENDS IN "DOUS". THEY ARE ,TREMENDOUS,HORRENDOUS,STUPENDOUS, AND HAZARDOUS. DREAMT IS THE ONLY ENGLISH WORD THAT ENDS WITH 'MT'. Are they true?

"that is NO different from this" "that is NOT different from this" "things are NO better than before" "things are NOT better than before" what's the difference?

Dear Donna Richoux, Do you mean you know about those messages and there is still something different you want from us now? Exactly as what you've written down. That is, "does it mean even the sentence is rephrased to be grammatically and

Hi all. the other day I was told that the sentence: "I am deeply stirred by a Chinese saying '×ÓÓûÑø¶øÇײ»ÔÚ' which expresses the agony of a bereaved child who cannot practice filial piety when he/she finally succeeds in career after

"I am deeply stirred by a saying which expresses the agony of a bereaved son/daughter who cannot practice filial piety when he/she finally accomplishes in career after striving." I feel that the above sentence is a bit long, does anybody

How to pronunciate Bjerrum? Any idea (e.g. good websites) for looking up scientist names pronunciation? Thank you very much.

1. To extract structural features of microbial degradative enzymes 2. Use the features to engineer 3. Working towards the design of a miniprotein with a least immunogenic form 4. The form is used to destabilize degradation-resistant age-related

Since the sentence below involves idea of protein engineering, I also rework it with slight change in meaning: Extract structural features of microbial degradative enzymes and from which to engineer towards a miniprotein to a least immunogenic

No. First, only past tense forms were used in this construction, so the sentence should have started with 'Had', not ... houses with additions from various periods; and this surrounded by a multitude of new boroughs." Ludwig