I've read and listened to several different versions of this nursery rhyme and I'm not sure how it really goes anymore. Is this the real one? Eeny meeny miney mo Catch a piggy by the toe if it hollers let it go Eeny meeny miney mo I

Well, Molly, to tell you the truth, I loved learning Dutch, the little bit I learnt at least. I'm proud to tell you that I was the second best student in the class, according to the teacher. Unfortunatly, that semester was my last one at

Hello Catbird, welcome to the forums. You can tell us about you and have fun here! Molly, I've always wanted to visit The Netherlands. I even studied a short course of Dutch language. Our teacher was from Belgium, though, and she said that the

Hello Guest, If by the usage of adverbs, you mean the position of frequency adverbs, then there are a couple of rules. Frequency adverbs, such as "always", "sometimes", "often", "usually", "hardly ever" or "never", usually take two different

And the etimology of this word, according to etymonline.com: Jack-in-the-box - 1570, originally a name for a sharp or cheat, "who deceived tradesmen by substituting empty boxes for others full of money" . As a type of toy, it is attested from

This is an interesting topic for me (origin of words) so I researched a little about "Jack-in-the-box". According to Wikipedia A jack-in-the-box is a children's toy. It consists of a box with a crank. The crank is turned, playing out a melody

As for me, it would depend on our past relationship. If it was a good one, I would say "hi" and something like "What´ve you been doing?". It has happened recently - I met a girl I used to go to school to and we were good friends. But I hadn't see

All of them are right except for (2). We can consider a context in which a person wasn't in a place yesterday so he/she wasn't able to meet "him". As it is a condition in the past (yesterday) we can use a conditional clause type III. If you

How about this?? "You can/may download the/our demo from the/our website and test it. Then you can purchase it from our site, so it's not necessary to go to the escrow system" Second sentence also: "It can only be purchased from our

Meg, I have some suggestions for your resume. "achieve my goal of creating their interest in English" --> I'd rather write "increasing their interest" instead of "creating". Or "encouraging them to use/learn English" I've always been