What do you all think about those posts that state a request and give an e-mail address? Do you think it's fair enough to expect a response by e-mail? It seems a bit off to me. Surely the idea of a forum is to share the questions and answers so

Sorry, Maj, I don't understand your question. Could you rephrase please? John.

It's in the subjunctive mood. "God save the Queen" really means "May God save the Queen" (i.e. the expression of a fervent wish). Cheers John.

You can ask questions, but you can't ask them twice.

To sneak is to move in a suspicious, secretive manner - i.e. trying not to be seen. Also used figuratively to mean "doing behind someone's back; without their knowledge or permission".

It means that with-holding discipline from a child will lead to that child becoming "spoiled" - i.e. willfull and uncontrollable. The "rod" is a light stick for hitting children with (on the bottom or legs). This proverb represents a very

In modern usage, the "h" is not silent in words like "historical" and "hotel", so it should be "a". You only need "an" when the next word starts with a vowel sound because the consonant is silent - e.g. "an honest man" or "an honourable man".

It means to bother or distract them. Imagine someone with long hair and little children running around getting tangled in it. Cheers John.

1. Suffering bad bruises from a fight (physical or metaphorical) 2. Part of a nursery rhyme: "Sugar and spice and all things nice." 3. Form=condition; current level of skill and performance. So, "true to form" means behaving or performing as

Palindrome.