Hly2004 wrote: Oh:-) I remember It's Ross Gellar and Monica Geller 's apartment but for Joey and Chandler Bing, I guess it's their lodging, right?(supposing they have to pay ) Joey and Chandler live in an apartment

Hly2004 wrote: How should I call the place where the "Friends"(sitcom) live? Hly2004, They live in apartments in an apartment building . apartment in the USA flat in GB

Anonymous wrote: My2sense wrote: Rhetor wrote: We are born naked so its not unnatural. We are also born ignorant. Ignorance is also natural, but we don't wish

Anonymous wrote: a)There are much many apples. many b)There are very many apples. many c)There is more many apples are many more d)There is many much paper on the table. Correct is: There are many paper s on the table. e)There

Hly2004 "is there a common room in a dormitory?" I suppose there could be.

More natural is 'I met a lot of people at the party'. 'Very many' does not work here. 'Many' is mainly used in the negative. I think Clive is simply saying that it may be more typical (mainly as he writes) to use very many in the negative. He

My2sense wrote: Hi all, What is Standard English ( or is it standard English ) ? How do you define it? Is there a Standard English? I was hoping that this would generate some kind

Tiratum wrote: Hi, Could anyone explain to me the difference between persons and people ? Under what situation should we use the word " persons "? thank you! People - Over 1 billion people live in India. There are many people

From the Cambridge dictionary- Idiom a group of words in a fixed order that have a particular meaning that is different from the meanings of each word understood on its own: Proverb a short sentence, etc., usually known by many

Hly2004 wrote: zip means "fasten with a zip" my question is when to choose "zip" instead of "zip up" and when "zip up" is better than "zip"? Maybe you can provide a few examples? Zip up your jacket because it's really cold