The sentence isn't correct. It would be interesting to know what you are trying to say. CB

I'd like to add that only learned is correct as an adjectival attribute: a learned man. CB

I don't feel that the traditional media have improved in either of those countries. In fact, I feel that the UK may have climbes up by default and deception. I have had serious posting problems recently and that's why I'm late in

1. The going to structure very often indicates a premeditated intention: I am going to fix this ladder tomorrow. However, it is sometimes used about things we cannot plan ahead: It is going to rain soon. 2. The continuous future tense sometimes

I don't like the use of it in your first sentence. I would say: I bet after a few visits you'll find those kind of places boring. Kind is an irregular plural in that expression according to many authoritative grammarians such as Otto

It is grammatically correct but may sound awkward because of the "double" go. CB

Care is a noun in the expression and thus can't be inflected. CB

I see nothing wrong with it. CB

Any can be followed by either a plural or a singula r: I don't need any money . He doesn't have any friends . CB

I think you mean a school in which all teaching is done in a foreign language, don't you? Foreign languages are taught in all Finnish comprehensive schools and high schools. Two schools of the type you probably mean come to mind, The English