I just looked up the dictionary and find a list of synonyms of sentimental: bathetic, drippy, gooey, lovey-dovey, maudlin, mawkish, moist, mushy, romantic, sappy, slushy, sobby, sobful, soft-boiled, ||soppy, soupy, sticky, syrupy, tear-jerking

needs to be well enough. Best Regards, WestLake

Hey Sue, Welcome to English forum I hav a lot of malaysia friends, they seems to master english very well. Best Regards, WestLake

in a criminal firm, what is a criminal firm? I havn't heard of that before Thx! Best wishes, Westlake

My situation is exactly like what Akio said, i dun play PC games now and also dun chat a lot. But i can spend nearly a whole day in front of my computer watching films and dramas, listening to music, searching informations, of course also

KYsheeplover06 wrote: Westlake wrote: oic, so do you Americans celebrate Chinese New Year, or just the chinese people live in the U.S. celebrate it? thx! Most Americans don't really

Me,too! I was really stunned when hearing one guy said triangle has 4 sides and another woman said it has only one

I wish you could recover soon. The difference between hope and wish: (1)we can say"hope sb.to do sth." but cannot say "wish sb. to do sth." (2) we can say"wish + noun" but cannot say "hope + noun.", we must use "for" after "hope" e.g.i wish you a

haha, you are so yong My father bought my first computer when i was at your age, i used to play PC games using that computer. Enjoy your self here, the folks here are all very friendly

Hey XuBin, Welcome to englishforum.com If i'm not wrong, i think u r form China, it's too obvious when i read you hotmail address,lol~ Best wishes, WestLake