kiss-ass is never used in good taste, I think toady/lickspittle in this matter are the polite words for it but yeah, it is uncommon. I've learned it from my dictionary

Lols, I knew what it meant, I just didnt know what the correct use of the word is. It's okay to say ASS here?! Thanks though, the example clarified it for me

: A fawning subordinate of How can I use that word in a sentence?

Isn't that supposed to make a B SHAPE?! Goodness gracious, I just watched a Dane Cook stand up show and heard him say that word. Hmmm, what does B line have to do with straight forward?

"In" and "on" have always confused me. So please, someone try explaining the correct usage of them

Oh no, never! I've bought new shoes < this is the correct way to say it. You cant put "a" ahead of plural nouns, that's what I've learned. It's like saying, "I have bought a new houses/dresses/...etc You know?

So I bought this really cool book yesterday. The title is as above Dim wit It has lots of funny quotes, I wanted to share some, so there ya go! : "I guess Canada's not that bad, their beer has twice the amount of Alcohol as ours does and they've

Justin's movements were in sync/synchronized with the music. Hi, Do both sync and synchronized fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks. I think the correct usage of words in this sentence are: 1)Justin's movements were in

. I think that you have a very good ear for sounds, especially considering that you are you are still young and your mother tongue is not English. Poetry is not easy; most native speakers cannot write it. I think that you could develop into a