In the YouTube era, she reasoned, it is harder to kill a man who has a bit of Internet renown. "We're creating a fortress around him - a fortress of people," she said in a telephone interview. "I wanted to inform the people that this is

Marius wrote the following: As I told you already, those guys know better English than you do. I wholeheartedly agree with you. Those people are like you; I mean they know everything in English. I can never ever emulate you or those people who

Marius I accept if you write the following: 1.But with a new leader and Socialist foreign minister, there is a new commitment to get involved, he says. The sentence in question is: 2.But with a new leader and Socialist foreign minister,

Our correspondent says in contrast, China, a close ally of Khartoum, sees the conference as an opportunity to turn attention on those rebel groups that have not signed up to a peace agreement. Ms Rice will be joined at the summit by French

Thanks Cool Breeze I hope today you are enjoying Mid Summer in Finland . I know we say he is in prison, he is in hospital, etc. In the case you go to movies everyday like you go to church, you don't drop the article. He goes to church. He goes to

Le matin, je vais à l'église. 1.In the morning, I go to church. L'apres-midi, je vais à la plague. 2.In the afternoon, I go to the beach. Le soir, je vais au cinéma. 3. In the evening, I go to the movies.

CalifJim, you are being an American , I am sure you know the way people use the adjective 'successful'. I just looked at my dictionary too. It says both 'at' and 'in' are correct. Have you heard people say something like I am successful at doing

Is it in correct to say I have not been successful at installing .... ? You are good/bad at ...

1. I have not been successful of installing Ubuntu Linux as yet. My question is whether it is correct to write 'successful of doing/installing something. The word successful is an adjective.

You have a computer at home. You have two computes at home. 1.You have two mice at home. 2. You have two mouses at home. Becaue the plural of mouse is mice. Your thoughts are welcome.