Can we only post our own work? Can we share interesting poems, too? Thanks!

Bee, As a guide, pay more attention to the initial sound instead of the initial letter. So, if the starting letter of the acronym is "S" then the article to be used is "an" because "S" sounds like /es/. The same goes for "LG". You should say,

Clive wrote: HI guys, You're right, of course, Teacher Eric, the word has both meanings today, although I think 'the crawl' is predominant. I wonder why you never see anyone do the butterfly in a short freestyle race ? I'd say 'I can

Dehbaash wrote: Quote from << http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=playboy >> Playboy : A man who is devoted to the pursuit of pleasurable activities. This definition made me laugh! Most of the time, I'm like

I believe that in freestyle events, you may use any style you want, be it butterfly, breaststroke, backstroke, or maybe even "Man from Atlantis" style . But since the crawl is the fastest, that's what all people use. Because of this, people have

Paco2004 wrote: I think Kennedy's one sounds relatively natural because it is intepreted to be in the contrastive construct of <not .... but ...>. The full text is "Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your

Science_guru wrote: Sweety_pudding wrote: i think of and off just looks like earchother.. I don't agree with this. In fact I don't see any relation between "of" and "off" "of" is a preposition e.g. President of America, son

I agree with Khoff. Almost all the gay men I know would want to be referred to as he. But it does feel weird using either he or she!

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Paco2004 wrote: Answers.Com says: underscore (computer technology) The underscore character (_) is often used to make file, field and variable names more readable when blank spaces are not allowed. For example, NOVEL_1A.DOC,