I don't know. That'w why I'm asking.

Bon Voyage is a good way, it's just that it's French.

This is a simple question but I can't remember the answer...is it: I don't like this nor that or I like this nor that or are they both wrong?

Actually, I don't think English is too hard to learn. I learnt it by watching TV. OK, so I don't know all the grammar, but I do speak English.

Thanks

Thanks. It's actaully not too different from my own language. But I have one question. "Congress has voted that the present law *continue* to operate." Continue, shouldn't that be continues? It's a fact that they voted so, so why not use the

Thanks. I thought so, but I just wanted to make sure.

...what the longest word is you can type with one row of letters on your keyboard?

Who is nominative, or subject. "Who kicked the cat?" Who is subject. Whom can be pretty much any other case, or object. "Whom did you kick?" Whom is direct object. But whom isn't really used anymore nowadays. "Who did you kick?" is well

I believe heartburn is the feeling you get from stomach acid.