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Hello everyone, Please advise if the sentence below is grammatically correct. Does it need fine-tuning? Many, many thanks for helping! Smile" src="http://www.englishforums.com/emoticons/emotion-1.gif"

Would anyone kindly advise if the following instruction is correct? Many thanks! =) Put a “tick ” in the brackets if the pictures below answer the given questions correctly; put a "cross" if they do not. 1. Are the

Please advise if the answers in red below are correct. Many, many thanks, everyone! =) “ It may turn out that H1N1 will run its course like ordinary flu, in which case we are already prepared," Obama s aid . Obama said that H1N1

Thank you for your two cents, Clive! G'day! =) In fact, I have another answer written by the setter of this question and I am confused. She has modified the question to make it simpler, but the answer doesn't really match the

Thank you soo much, Avangi! G'day! =)

Thank you for trying it out! Will look into it in detail later on. Thanks soo much! =)

Dear all, Please advise how i should change the speech below to reported speech. Many, many thanks! =) "It may turn out that H1N1 will run its course like ordinary flus, in which case we will have prepared and we won't need

Thank you for your advice, Mister Micawber! G'day =)

My favourite animal is ( a dog or the dog??). (It is or They are??) loyal and cuddly. Please advise, thanks soo much everyone! Smile" src="http://www.englishforums.com/emoticons/emotion-1.gif"