Must be the basketball coach teaching english again...

If you've used up all your energy, you might truly collapse! If the person saying the sentence is really that tired, it's up to them to decide whether they will actually fall down. But as far as correctness, it sounds good to me. By the way,

Maybe these are special interjections in the same family as : "Oh!" "Hurray!" "Curses!" "!" They are special because they can take any kind of punctuation. They just happen to be rational interjections, not emotional ones (at least not

By the way, the rules I gave above are for American english.

There is an exception: when "the East" is used to refer to a group of countries or a specific region. For example, in the United States, during our civil war, we referred to the group of states on the rebel side as "the South". This kind of

"These are high power lenses." "These are low power lenses."

Your commercial doesn't have to be good or even liked, just memorable.

The general rule (called the 1-1-1 rule) is: 1) The root word must be one syllable long 2) The root word must have only one vowel 3) The root word must end in an unrepeated consonant 4) The suffix you are attaching must begin with a vowel

I'm also reminded of a quote by Mother Teresa: "If you can't feed a hundred people, then feed just one."

It may have been that the journalist had no choice in the matter other than those laid out by the captors. You're confronted with two girls, sold or kidnapped into slavery, but most likely surrounded by armed guards. What are your options? 1)