What is the difference between truculent, belligerent, aggressive? I checked a few dictioaries. But i wasn't able to figure out the difference. Thanks for your help.

There were many froums before English Forums was updated. Do they exist? Where are they? Thanks for your information.

and which excepted parts , are for the present, left precisely as if this proclamation were not issued. I thought if "the" does not precced "excepted parts", it means not all "excepted parts" must be left precisely

Thanks a lot. If "which" can be placed so, is "the" must proceed "excepted parts"? ... , and the excepted parts which are for the present..."?

Thanks. 4. Why is "which" not placed after " excepted parts"? If "which" can be placed so, is "the" a must ? " ... , and the excepted parts which are for the present left precisely ... "? 1. "bascially", what is the exactly correct comprehension?

The Emancipation Proclamation January 1, 1863 By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. Whereas, on the twenty-second day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, a

Debonair is based at Luton Airport. When is based in used? When is based at used? I often see based in. Thanks.

What is the difference between "devise", "conceive" and "invent"? thanks for your help.

Thank you Clive. In my book the phrase is "another one bytes the dust". The text tells the story of a marketing failure. I think in the phrase "byte" is a typo mistake. I searched on google and yahoo and found the the phrase "another one

What does the phrase mean? Are bytes and bites interchangeable? Thanks.