Thanks a lot

Thank you, and what about these sentences: The tutor had them swimming in a week. The tutor had them swim in a week.

Hi Teachers, Can you tell me what the difference is between the following two sentences? If there is any, of course. He is a strict teacher who has the children working. He is a strict teacher who has the children work. Thanks in advance

Here are some slang dictionaries: www.urbandictionary.com Australian: www.koalanet.com.au/australian-slang.html American: www.rootsweb.com/~genepool/amerispeak.htm British: www.peevish.co.uk/slang Irish:

Why? Would it be a problem if I looked fatter than ever? Doesn’t matter as long as I feel well.

Name: Attila From: Hungary Live in: Budapest Languages: Hungarian ( mother tongue), English, a bit of German, trying to pick up Spanish. Accent: I endeavour to use BrE.

Oops, I just saw that Davkett has already answered. I hope my reply is also useful.

Either the first or the second sentence is correct. But there is a difference between their meanings. The meaning of the first sentence is that this word is other then before. Whereas in the case of the second one somebody modified this word

Wow, thanks a lot. It's a very good news. I can't wait for the release.

Hi, Yep. WhitePigeon, the scene, you mentioned, was also funny as many things in this movie. They left the ruined house and what should they find outdoor but their car in perfect condition. Hooray! At least, it would have been a bit