Oh Gosh. Sorry DJ, I don't want to ruin your welcome party here! So I won't talk about the killer algae anymore, at least not here! However, thanks for the information Francesca.

Welcome back, DJB. Hopw you get whatever you want, it's so good that you know what you want NOW! Because it wasn't the case with me and I tried many things before I finally figured out what it was (or they were!). So, now you're enjoying your

... is sending me over the edge: ... driving me crazy. (That is my guess, let's hear native speakers' opinion.)

But none of them is a group of "ten" numbers!

Well, parade is not a part of the name, the group's name is "Lotus Lantern".

"Register" here means form.

Exactly. My advice to you is to read a lot!

Welcome Happykev to the forums, Are you looking for other examples (some more sentences or other prepositions)?

Though there are times that the two of them can be used interchangably, there are some particular usages that only one fits into. The following sentence is a good example of what I said: The compressed gas is cooled and condenses into a

Don't take my word for it: though I said something about it, don't take it is the same as I said; because for example I may just quoted that from someone else and I do not belive in that or agree on it, ..., or our experiences could be different