Anonymous wrote: btw: here's a reminder: http://v1.englishforums.com Hehe, great to see the old forum again, but the new one's definitely better.

Hey, I'm back after quite some time and I see that the forum has ... uhm ... changed somehow. Just wanted to say that I really like the new looks and the new feats. Maybe I'll stop by more often now, even though I'm quite busy. I was a bit

Thanks Abbie

I'm not sure if this is the right forum, but I think this thread would fit even less in any other forum. I'm asking you to suggest on-line newspapers and magazines, because I'd like to improve my English, expand my vocabulary and be more

Thank you. I knew most of the other meanings of redeem and redemption, so I found it even more confusing that it was used together with full moon. :s Do you really use all these words in daily speech: crescent, quarter and gibbous?

Lol, I'm not taking anything. I saw these two words together somewhere and it looked like they were the opposite of each other. I didn't find this meaning in any dictionary so I really didn't know what to think. Does crescent mean that you

Is redemption the oppoosite of full moon as well? If not, what is?

Since some of the members at this forum are teachers I thought that you might be able to help me with the following problem. I'd like to practise reading with one of my students, but I don't know where to find texts appropriate to her level. I

See. I'd rather have something that covered everything, but I guess it would be almost impossible to find such a dictionary? I do have problems with prepositions sometimes, so maybe the BBI wouldn't be such a bad choice.

web concordancer? Lots of my fellow students used to have a little booklet called the BBI collocations or something like that. I never bought it, but recently I had to translate some phrases and I couldn't find all of them, so I started