Well...A very good and funny question for me to tell the truth....You know, that person has said those words just like in a hurry, that`s the point. But if you want to know how to say this sentence with the help of the grammar it must be used with

I don`t understand you. Why do you think it`s not a vowel?

Hi all! I think you can`t use any of these articles if you use this word without a noun. If you use it with a noun,you must use it with an,because "u" is a wovel! Any way,I think so,and this is my opinion!

I'm sorry to post this message, but it's interesting of you to ask why it's wrong! I'd like you to look through The English Grammar carefully, and then I think you'll get it, ok?

I think "palpable" means "sensitive".

Just tell me what exactly you don`t understand in this sentence...

Yes, I think there`s diffrenece between them, but it`s not so big actually! ) In my opinion you can say "the winter" if you are talking of a particular situation, but if you`re saying that in general, you don`t need to say "the". For example: 1)

I think "b" is correct,but not "a"! In sentence "a" you can`t say "would have been",and in general it`s wrong to say that in this sentence!

Well. A very good question, and I`ll try to answer it! In this sentece you can use "the" if you`re talking of a particualr thing. I don`t actually know the meaning of that word "legal councels", but I`m sure if it`s not a particular thing, you

I`m not sure,but I think you can`t! Because Spain is not a little place to say that you`re moving out of it,it`s a country! In short,in my opinion,it`s impossible!