I enjoyed this movie too. Yes, it was violent, but I thought the depiction of the violence made it less shocking than it could have been. The movie was intended to look like the comic book and in fact they used the actual comic book drawings as

I'm not exactly sure what you mean.... are you asking about word stress? You can learn word stress patterns. You can also learn sentence stress patterns. In word stress, it is always the vowel sound that is either stressed or not stressed.

it becomes a part of your normal vocabulary. I hope that helps, Pyewacket

I think the word "conformist" is probably what you mean, but here are others just in case: consumer, fashion victim, fashion follower.... can't think of any more.

Victorycountry wrote: 1. I am looking for a word describing a certain dream. In the dream, you feel awake and your eyes are open but you can neither say anything nor move your body. Well, there's something called "Lucid Dreaming." People

Right, Anonymous. You say quote and unquote only when speaking. You say quote at the beginning of quoted material and unquote after the quoted material. This is said to show the listener that the information was in fact taken from somewhere else

ER is a bit dramatized, but it's not unrealistic. I'm sure there are many gunshot victims in big cities (New York, LA, San Francisco, Oakland, Chicago, DC) and sometimes small towns as well. Parts of these cities have very dangerous area where

? pyewacket

I assumed you meant that a committed love relationship was the same thing as a committed live in relationship. If you are going to commit to live together, you'd probably want to love them or atleast like them. As for the difference between the

Anonymous wrote: Which sentence is correct? For some reason I think both can be used. a) Every mother thinks their baby is the cutest. b) Every mother thinks her baby is the cutest. To pluralize it you can say: Mothers think