Ahh CB, you reminded me how deeply I need a holiday. The train trip is really great, I would like to be there but somehow I couldn't feel secure when I read that there is no station. :) The name of the pub is really a great idea.

Hello Anon, Why don't you start first and tell us your idea?

... and neither is " abroad ". Ah thanks! I missed it.

Hello Anon, As used in single sentences, your verbs are correct but "always" is not a verb. However, you use "rises" correctly there. (last sentence)

Hmm, I remembered a lesson when I was writing it and we categorized phrasal verbs as "verbs" in a sentence initially and then made the discriminations later for example phrasal verb. I was thinking of it when I wrote but I was not clear.

Hmm, I would completely take it as a verb itself.

Wow, are all those restaurants in Helsinki? Aren't there any Turkish restaurant there?

Hello Ong, I really don't know the very strict rules about the tenses and your first sentence doesn't seem incorrect to me. To use "going to", you don't have to inform someone else beforehand. Yes, there is an

They seem so but in the second sentence you want a confirmation from your friend. The speaker seems to know the truth but in the first sentence it is just a question. You can read a different comment from someone else. :)

Hmm, I guess if it is not really commonly used, you shouldn't use the capital letter with "library".