Mr Micawber, thank you very much for the clarification

1. You don't have to go to school tomorrow means it's not necessary/obligatory for you to go Why in the answers to the exercise is only it's not necessary not both ? 2. The meaning of "must" is not as strong as / stronger than "have

Here is a question from a grammar exercise In He may be from Poland . may means the same as could / might The answer is could - why? -> I thought may, might, could in this context meant the same. What is the % of certainty. Did I put

Read HERE and A POSTOLIC LETTER OF POPE PAUL VI ON MIXED MARRIAGES and BBC - Religion&Ethics CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH PS. Why this subject is in "Controversial Subjects"?

Thanks Mr Micawber for correction!

Who is insulted by who?

Thanks Clive.

I heard somebody GO into Jeremy's room. Why do we say GO (present simple)? Can I use past continous "was going"?

Some films from Wilanów - the district of Warsaw which I live in Wilanów Castillo Wilanow Wilanow Palace Photographs of Wilanów castle and park WilanówCup Traser Paragliding in Wilanów A motorbike ride all over Wilanow Wedding in Wilanow, Poland

There are many differences, for example: BrE ground floor = first floor AmE BrE toilet/lavatory=bothroom, restroom AmE How do I know which language I should use?