Miriam, thanks for that link. It's been very interesting to read.

Do you really think Spanish is a logical language? Ha ha, I think it's pretty illogical sometimes. I've been studying English since I was very young, I started when I was six, if I recall properly. So it's been, like, more than twenty years, more

Andrei, excuse me for saying this, but have you read my post??? Information doesn't have a plural form and, yes, it's uncountable. You can only say "piece of information" to make it countable, as far as I know. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Well, this is a tricky question, maj. At least for me. I think I have never given up anything because of my boyfriend, but I'm very stubborn. I could give up a bad habit or something that is really bad for me: not because my boyfriend asked me to,

In Spain 'Friends' has become a popular sitcom, too. The reasons that you give are much the same here: the importance of having good friends and how we need them to support you once your family is not around. But, I think one of the reasons why

Ooooh, I love answering these kind of questions, so here it goes. 1. What time do you get up in the morning? veeeery late. I love sleeping 2. If you could eat lunch with one famous person, who would it be? JK Rowling 3. Gold or silver?

Hi d@n@ and XamO, how're you doing? XamO, what part of the US are you from? If you're a senior that means you're finishing high school, right? How long have you been studying Spanish? Do you like it? (f)

David, I'd be glad if someone corrects my mistakes Except for my excellent colleagues at work, no one corrects me, and I'm eager to learn more. So, please, feel free to do it. You also gave a good definition of 'don't get me wrong'. But the way

1. "I`d like some informations about your courses." "Certainly, here`s our brochure." Correction: some information Explanation in in simple terms: information is an uncountable noun. It can't be used in the plural form.

Helen is right about the first two sentences. The third one is also correct, but it refers to a present wish as in: I wish I were taller ---- this means that I'm short and I would like to be taller. I would rephrase your sentence like this,