It's better to post your own answers before seeing the corrects ones given by others. So, your try first.

You can eliminate one of the "beach"es by a bit change in the word order: The three-day holiday at the popular beach has been planned months before we set our feet on the popular beach. I think your paragraph is ok, but it's better to see

Hi Fyaz, You can get the list of her movies on www.imdb.com site, and I'm sure there are plenty of pictures there.

Get well soon.

Ruslana wrote: Hm, I don't know, I just like "with" more there. But I think "with" and "from" are both right. I vote for "with" too, it is more English !

Hi Ewan. You can post your articles to the writing section to be corrected, just don't send a very long article in a single post.

The following transcription is taken from the Cambridge. As you see, "a" in the second syllable is a schwa. The syllabic structure is: CCV CV CVC (US). plagiarize , UK USUALLY plagiarise /"pleI.dZ @ r.aIz/ US /-dZ@.raIz/

Ol' is old. Apparently it emphasises on "good" implying the adverb "very", thus it refers to a lot of rain. Good ol' can also precede other nouns: girls, days, cloud, ... Hope it helps.

Is this question regarding to the usage of English language???

Of course there cannot be two maximum grades (I think this is what you mean by point ) in an exam or class, but there could be two maximum points on a chart. Or we can talk about two maximum grades ot two top students in two different classes of a