Which kind of C++ do you like to learn? According to my experience, there're 3 kind of C language: Borland C, VC,Turbo C. And I believe it firmly that there's not only one kind of C++. Different developmet environments make the different syntax

Sorry, I use IE only because of my poor web knowledge. I want to make a homepage supported by all browsers but it sounds impossible if I determine to use script.(No VBScript used because I am not master the script and I don't like the style of

Clive wrote: Hi, Can I say "the remained" people? No. However, you could say the people who remain/remained, if either of these versions fitted your meaning. Best wishes, Clive What will happen if it write it in the form "the

Americans substitute "who" for "whom" only in oral English.

Tearsofjoy wrote: I've corrected the sentences that are grammatically incorrect, Ivan. In what context do you want to use them? If you want to describe your English skills without seeming arrogant, you could try saying, "I am fairly good at

Mainly I want to know which form of the verb "be" should goes with the word "English" Also, I am a native speaker have another meaning. As the topic of the form, people whose ESL or EFL couldn't be native. We can call one as native

Don't you know that Ivan has transformed into English? It is prononced as "I van". Would you like to tell me how to pronounce my name in Russian? I am so curious about that. (Let me guess it in advance, the pronunciation should be like "E van")

Actually I am not, I am from China, was born in a small city called Macao SAR. Do you know of it? Why do you get to this site? I think that there's is not so many people that I think there should be. In China, I don't know which kind of English

Do Americans or Englishmen care of such a subtle thing?

Do you have an English to English dictionary? If you are wealth enough, just buy one and bring it with you anywhere.(Of course it's impossible to bring a such big dictionary) I check the usage for you all of those sentences are correct.