Well, nowadays you need English for almost any job here in Spain. I suppose it's just the same in most countries, isn't it? :s No, in Spain we just speak Spanish, although in some regions there are some important dialects. English is learnt at

How about... "The meeting took place/was held between A and B on 6/22" I guess both are right but maybe there's a more correct verb that I haven't thought of. Let's see if you can get a different suggestion from the others. See you.

I would say "have a happy valentine's day" (l) in the situation you said: greeting a person on that day.

pregnant Novalee Nation was heading for California with her boyfriend. Now she finds herself stranded at a Wal-Mart in Sequoyah, Oklahoma, with just $7.77 in change. But Novalee is about to discover

for you! Novalee is the name of the main character in "Where the heart is" by Billie Letts, a very

Hi Minny and David. Nice to meet you. Minny, I teach English to kids, teenagers, adults... well, actually anyone who wants to learn. I love my job because it's very gratifying to see learners' progress, most of all, children. And, of course, I

There is also a funny meaning in the phrase "to blow a raspberry" which means to make a rude sound sticking your tongue out and blowing.

"themself" and "ourself" are not correct because they are plural forms and must be used always in plural: "themselves" and "ourselves". On the other hand, "yourself" is used when the subject is the singular "you", and "yourselves" is used when

maj, I think both of the prepositions are correct in that context; it means "I can't stop looking at you"

Well, congratulations after all your effort. I think this is one of the best forums I've ever visited. It's amazing to see people helping each other to improve their English and from so different places. Well done! The only bad thing is not