Hi - writing from the U.S., over here everyone uses "cell phone", though they would know what a mobile was. Often it gets abbreviated (in conversation, not in writing) to "cell", as in "call me on my cell" or "my cell is dead" (i.e. out of

Adjectives are describing words (like good, beautiful, or blue) which are usually used with nouns (like person, flower or sky) to change them or give more information about the noun - for example a good person, beautiful flower or blue sky. More

FYI, in the United States almost all punctuation goes inside the quotation marks, so there the former would be correct. In the United Kingdom (and therefore Europe, I assume) it would be outside though, as hitchhiker says.

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Hi - just made some minor changes that I think make it read a bit smoother. Tom looked at the picture closely. It brought back so many good memories, deep inner feelings about his mum and his sister, both dead now. He couldn't remember having