If I don't love you, I wouldn't come online to wait for you.

Let your father watches something that's moving slowly and tell him at his ear softly: "you are English Teacher," repeatedly and repeatedly, after his eyes are closed enough, let him teach you English.

You may not be angry if you are upset.

I better prefer the second one, the different is, it depends on do you want to express that or not.

To use "unless": "He won't go to sleep unless he finishes his work." That means if that job is not finished, he'll not sleep. If someone doesn't do something in case of some another thing is not valid or

The things "I've observed" are not singlar.

Paste those into MSWord and see which one has been underlined. I wouldn't recommend MSWord for checking grammar. Bill Gates's grammarians have a rather weak command of English grammar - relative pronouns, for instance. CB

Paste those into MSWord and see which one has been underlined.

Hi, Firstly tell the reasons you need this; or tell what the trouble is if they don't do this; make them to feel serious with the reasons and tell them what you offer.

I prefer to use "posted in the forum", because "in" a something that is a container containing something and the threads are in the forum, not just touching on the surface of the forum that you can browse without logging in.