Anonymous wrote: Daxiaoaixad wrote: Xess wrote: End up is the end result of an action: Beacause he didn't study, he ended up failing Finish up is placing the finishing touches on something: Please, finish up your homework before going to

Hi, here I am again, always doubted Well, I have doubts as for the function of 'at all'. I thought that 'at all' meant 'in any/none way', and I am mixed up because I read some people wrote it meaning 'in total'... can it be as well used

Thank you very much, Yohf!

Well... I would like know if anyone has any e-book at a simplified version (please, send me!) or any homepage that make available free e-books with easy reading or books for all levels even. (basic, intermediary, advanced). Thanks!

Hi! "See like" is the same than "look like"? Or is it other expression? Or Isn't there any expression for "see like"? Please, say me.

good job, micawber. nice to know that, I didn't know.

Hi, Natasha! be welcome here. and very good luck for your next travels. :] kisses, kisses.

Hi, Danny. You are absolutely right. and I am loviiing this forum, learning many things! I found this forum incidentally and I'm so glad because of that. kisses, kisses. take care, danny. nice to meet you!

Thank you, little cloud and abbas! ^^ kisses

thank you very much, micawber! sorry, i didn't see that already posted about that! but, thanks thanks thanks kiss