If it's not something special it's not worth the effort of insuring. Could that also mean the photos were not taken by the woman, so they were not the originals, then not worth the effort to insure them?

Well if you combine the previous line you get ' No, it's just photographs. They aren't exactly originals .' Then maybe it's not about the photo being original. It's the photo being something worth the effort . Something

Man: OK, you're sending this envelope to Chicago, right? Does it contain jewelry, cash, or any other valuables? Woman: No, it's just photographs. Man: That'll be seven dollars for express mail or three dollars regular. Woman: I'll

I am not sure if Iunderstand your question. All these are possible answers, right? where is the question? (A) a hospital bill , the patient questioned (B) an error in (C) the charges and received ( D) the reimbursement from the hospital. I

After receiving (A) a hospital bill , the patient questioned (B) an error in (C) the charges and received (D) the reimbursement from the hospital. According to the answer key, (D) is incorrect. I think reimbursement is a count noun and a general

Yes, of course - both types of wares are in shelves. Hey, you are smart and I really appreciate your imagination!! But I also found out that it could be about setting a table, so the glass has to go above the plate to the right "on" the

A: ... B: .. A: What about the water glasses? Where do they go? B: Put them above the plates to the right. A: ... B: ... May I ask why speaker B didn't say "on the plates" instead of "above the plate"? Do they mean the

(A) The engineers believe that (B) the vehicle was not defective and (C) that accident was the result of (D) the driver's error . I chose C, that accident, to be the incorrect words. Should I change it to "an" or "the"

When the Research Department (A) started (B) working on a new shampoo, we (C) received phone calls from other researchers who (D) worked on the same kind of project. Do you know which underlined part is incorrect? I can't. Could you please let

We then received phones calls from them because they had been working on that for a while. Yes. But we do not know who started first, your or them. The sentence simply doesn't tell you that piece of information. Using continuous tense is