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HongKong is a good place for shopping, but not a good place for living, the place is too crowded and the living cost is just too high and someone had said that HongKong people are kind of crafty(of course i know it's a sterotyping, but there must

Hello, HongKong boy. Welcome I'm from Hangzhou of China and i'm in NanYang Technological University in Singapore. You can add me if you like, we can talk in Mandarin or English. These days i'm really busy, so only at night i may get on line...

SeekerOfPeace wrote: Thanks for the replies. Would the following be an adverbial clause?: "He was fast, faster than an olympic athlete on drugs." No, it's not. An adverbial clause is a clause that functions as an adverb. In other words, it

things or things which are incredible, they could also be considered as 'cool'. WestLake

Francesca wrote: I agree with Pucca on 'asl', anyway I hate all the acronyms in general. I don't like also abbreviations like: y? r u there? and so on! I can only accept lol By the way, what's that 'dawg'? I can't find any meaning for it

IMO, both are ok. You can also use "at first""originally" in place of them. WestLake

Grammar Geek wrote: How about this: A loud noise can damage your hearing. That is more common. Definitely better, if the word "ear" is not compulsory to use.

Douglas Souza wrote: People, I was reading a text yesterday and I got some doubts about the word "due to". What it means? Could you give me some exemples? Thanks a lot. Due to means "because of", but there's some difference in their

Maroon wrote: If I did not guess that westlake is from Hangzhou to Singapore . Right? It's too obvious, lol