...acceptable to you?

Hello, I have to thank the guys who answered my last question posted here, you have given many valuable details. Some of my classmates are tired of using "for example" or "for instance" to throw out examples to illustrate their points in

Quite detailed...@_@

Julielai wrote: Patricklui wrote: Thank you so much! (Some students in my city like to write that kind of chunks, and I was finding a word to describle their works.) Hi Patrick

Thank you so much! (Some students in my city like to write that kind of chunks, and I was finding a word to describle their works.)

If I want to describe an essay or a prose with many difficult words and complex sentence structures by which the writer mean to impress the readers and show how literary he can write, what words I can use? Is "too contrived" able to convey my

I am actually a student in HK, just want to get to know more teachers here.

Hello!I'm a chinese boy.I want to learn English! And I hope to make friends with foreigners! I'm 16 years old! I'm a student!! My hobby is playing basketball swimming FLASH PHOTOSHOP and so on! My MSN: <removed by mod.> My QQ:

KickingCat wrote: It depends on what you're getting at I got lost and confused with the flash there.

Is it really good for learning the "real" English?