Hi Eksena, Thank you both for your feedback and for the poll in your link. Actually, test compounding is much more challenging rather than awarding. One should check every word to make the meaning clear for everyone. Much as I agree with you on

Hi, wanna = want to gonna = going to gotta = got to If you google any of those words, you'll get loads of examples.

Crystal clear, Jim. Thank you very much.

Hi, Read Ruslana's post here . Looking forward to your joining us here.

Sounds gruesome, though! Why? Is it only British? laugh your head off ( also laugh yourself silly ) informal to laugh a lot, loudly You laughed your head off when I fell!

Hey, Tanit! You're the Latin expert. Ah! If only my old teacher could read this! She would laugh her head off, I guess! Anyway, that should be (I think a question mark is missing) either "

Hi Eksena, I am not sure I understand your post correctly. Are you proposing some possible answers? This type of exercise requires that students pick one of the four given answers . This doesn't mean, of course, that they're the only

The students would be waiting in line to sign up! And where should I write my name?

Hi, I am afraid this has nothing to do with English... You might consider doing some practice in your own language before trying to explain a graph in English. If you're not able to do this quickly enough, then you have to deepen your

Hi, I am not from Nigeria; moreover, I am neither a doctor nor a nurse, so I have really no answer (as most people who posts here, I guess ). Do you live in Nigeria and/or are you studying medicine? If so, I'm sure you can come up with some