Hi everybody, I wonder whether this sentence is right "most, if not all, of you do not bother to check the spelling and grammar of the sentences they write" Or should it be "most, if not all, of you do not bother to check the spelling and

Hi, Yes, you are right.Glam is short for glamorous.I always find this word in girls magazines Check this for more information : http://www.englishdaily626.com/slang.php?052

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I'm not sure.I guess it's like "Lavigne" and "intrigne"? So the second "G" is silent.This is what i assume.

Hello there, I have a problem here with syllable stress.First, how many syllables are in the word "opened"? I guess it's one but the book i have says it's two.And where's the stress in "phoned" or there's no stress at all? Thanks.

Thank you guys.And yeah maybe the sentence didn't make sense but i was preoccupied with grammar that i didn't check the meaning.

Which is correct : a- Neither of us has anything in common. b- Neither of us have anything in common. Sometimes I see that this construction is dealt with as singular and sometimes as plural. Thank you.

I know that "to have the balls to do something" means "to have the guts to do something". Does "balls" refer to something? is it some kind of vulgar/taboo language? Thanks.

The pronunciation of these plurals kinda confuses me. Is it truths (tru:ðz) or (tru: s)? baths (ba:ðz) or (ba: s)?

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