Pieanne wrote: This is not an answer to you question, sorry, but I wonder how one can use a falling tone in a question: the first "remember" is immediately followed by a question mark, so the voice should be rising... ummm.... you

(I have post this same question on theaudio: ... forum but get not much response there. Hope someone here can help me.) Hi, hope this is the right forum for this post. The words "I remember" appeared 5 times below and they don't have the

I was told that: (1) I play football. (play as a transitive verb) (2) I play with my friends. (play as an intransitive verb) Do you agree?? How would tou elaborate? Thanks!!

Hi, I am thinking the orginial sentence could be correct .... say a girl dress and acts like boy and everyone thinks he is a boy... suddenly someone discover the truth and says," He is a girl." ......

Nona The Brit wrote: Presumably it is possible to make more than one error, so use errors. Hi, that means it has nothing to do with countable or uncountable? e.g. He is an orphan. He has no father. (even though "father" is countable?)

hi, I also have a question about noun .... I want to get high marks in the coming exam. or I want to get high mark in the coming exam. I've done well in the English test. My mark is 98. I've done well in the English test. My marks is

Hi, hope this is the right forum for this post. The words "I remember" appeared 5 times below and they don't have the same meaning. I feel that no. 2,3,4 are kind of meaningless (Is "filler" the right term?) and should read with a rising tone.

>>>>>Elderly aunts or grandmothers sometimes have the habit of pinching a child's cheek in greeting.... pinching a child's cheek..... uhmmm, I guess this is what I am looking for. Scenario: Uncle Dave havn't seen Little Johnny

Hi, Clive Does " Uncle Dave makes a face at Little Johnny" ? means: a) Uncle Dave pulling his own face while facing Little Johnny, or b) Uncle Dave pulling Johny' face? Actually I want to know both expression. thanks.

thanks, khoff, but how do we put it in a sentence?? Can we say " Uncle Dave makes a face on Little Johny" ?