Thank you for giving comment, and thank you for telling me how people always think about rainbow in your culture , that's a new, interesting knowledge to me

Thank you, Mr Clive. My opinion is that in a rainbow there are many colours: warm (red, yellow, orange), and cold( green, blue, purple); cheerful (red, orange) and sorrowful ( blue, purple) (that's my own feeling); and life is like a rainbow.

Hi. Please have a look at my sentence and help me to correct the errors. I wrote this sentence for the beginning of my essay. Thank you very much. To me, life is very much like a rainbow. It is full of colours, warm and cold, sorrowful and

Thank you, Ms Nona the Brit .Without your explanation, I would have totally misunderstood this

Thank you, Mr Clive. "Last week, I bought a new house and a new car, and my wife had twins. This morning, my boss told me that I was fired. The news could not have come at a worse time". According to your example, I think may be the meaning

Could you please explain this sentence to me " It couldn't have come at a worse time , in the sense that with business investment weakening, and with the housing market, at least in activity terms, having turned, that's where the timing is

Thank you very much, Mr Clive

I received a letter from a cooperator. She wrote:"We do have a number of labs who have agreed the cost of this service with our organization for their sample to be sent by direct courier. The courier company's that we use are .... Please let us

Wow. I find these expressions very interesting.Now I have more choices to express my disagreement. However, I still have a question: Can I use these phrases in formal writing ( such as essays or tests of English?) Or they are just suitable in

I'm really confused about the use of these words. Are there any differences between: - 'variance' and' variation' - 'expenditure' and' expense' - 'legiatimate' and' legal' Are there anything I should keep in mind before deciding to use