Hello there, The pictures are so disgusting that I couldn't see more than 5 ones. In spite of these acts, it is absolutely unfair to judge upon a certain people on the ground of some pictures. I've never met any Chinese, yet I admire their

Strange how we have different attitudes towards on thing!!!! To me, Jane Eyre is terrific Wuthering Heights is gloomy

Hi all, long time not to post, Anyhow, concerning this subject, I believe anyone could share his views in religions provided that no one is hurt. And I believe we can discuss freely yet I find it all strange and uncomfortable that one may do

A constant difficulty that has accompanied me while practicing English as a foreign language is the dominance of mother-tongue thinking. Such a difficulty I believe hinders your ability to write and speak a foreign language particularly in a place

Thanks all, One of my prof. was using the term verb phrase to refer to both main verb+object, adv, complements and verb + its particle. I've never thought about phrasal verb till I come in here. That 's the source of my confusion. I think it's

Yea that's right but what I am trying to say here is that English has been used by the vernacular speakers as a lingua franca . That's all.And I haven't expected that this term could be used to refer to different English dialects as well. But if

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Thank you all, That really makes sense. I was never convinced of it. Here I am supported with natives' opinions. Thanks again

It's always said "How much it cost?" So what about the latter which is most rational and followed the general rule of forming questions? And in a sentence we say "It cost ...." Here the verb doesn't take the inflectional -s though it's in the

It's always said "How much it cost?" So what about the latter which is most rational and followed the general rule of forming questions? And in a sentence we say "It cost ...." Here the verb doesn't take the inflectional -s though it's in the