If we looked in hormone-driven attraction, we would see women wanting a healthy, masculine body in men, and men looking forward to a feminine body. Furthermore, the feminine body that all men want is best developed in a woman's teen years. That is

What about Wars, including WW2, and plagues, epidemics in the middle ages? Though I'm sorry if I sounded uncaring. I'm not.

I wouldn't say something like that to someone who recently lost his mother, nor to someone who lost a dear person in the tsunami. All I wanted to say is that people who weren't touched by this tragedy shouldn't exaggerate it as a tragedy so

That's the best explanation one could have ever wanted. I would like to read more of these 'California Jim' writings about tenses, if possible that is. Thanks.

Fear and tetris.

In response to Amelie, who said something awful was happening on the earth, I would say such things used to happen always and will keep happening in the future as well. Partly it's because nature is naturally angry, not excluding human nature.

Nice photo, though it didn't appear directly on the forum. I had to locate it separately. Anyway, welcome to the forum!

Thanks for a little care, MrPedantic. I've actually done this exercise briefly beforehand with the help of a dictionary. Though it wasn't a very rich one. Also, I add to my answers some probable (in my view) variants. strong-headed

A piece of s hit is not at all pretty for a vast percent of the world population, thence it is an insult. For a more exact meaning you should provide the context.

There's a very useful exercise in my beloved "First Certificate" of Longman. Someone might even remember me posting other exercises of this book. But let us get down to business. You must compound an adjective using a word in bold together with