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Thank you both. Davkett, I thought we use an apostrophe after ancronyms and abbreviations. Don't we?

What's the correct form: he has sold till now over 2 million CD's he has sold till now over 2 millions CD's he has sold till now over 2 millions of CD's Thank you.

According to: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?dict=CALD&key=2989&ph=on it's the second syllable stressed. For some reason I thought 'x' should be soubled :-S Thanks, Anne.

Why isn't 'x' doubled in 'annexed'? I must have forgotten some part of the rule.

Thank you both you're extremely useful but I still have a question: So you actually say that the a 80-th percentile is all the people who scored 80 or less. For instance, the 2-th percentile is the group of those who scored 1% or 2%? Is there

Could anyone please explain me the meaning of ' percentile' and how it's used? I've just seen some definitions but still I didn't get the point.

"to avenge someone" - does it mean: 1] to avenge something on behalf of (the) someone 2] to retalitate against someone If it's the first meaning, what's the word for the second? I came across this one: "She determined to avenge

Thank you, Goldmund, you made it clear.

Is the phrase "malicious illess" possible? I'm asking because I had two options to choose in "____- illness which deprived someone of sight...." and I had severe malicious Is possible? Thanks