Is "you're" used correctly in this sentence? You're not up to that level.

Not sure if this is in the right forum, but I need help. I'm suppose to draw a shield, just like the one Hephaistos made for Achileus in the Iliad, "The Arming of Achileus." I have an okay idea of what goes on it: 5 folds on the shield.

I'm confused between the use of "suppose" and "supposed" in sentences like: Is this how you are suppose to do this? OR Is this how you are supposed to do this?

Hey, is this his writing/teachings that he recorded? http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0679776192/qid=1075343383//ref=pd_ka_1/103-9478462-2584662?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

Do these guys always talk like this? :d Thanks, I'll definitely look into Lao Tsu!

No, I heard Chinese history is pretty depressing. With the whole European Countries invading plus the import of drugs. Not to mention history is really long in China. I am getting to read more Confucius though.

A friend of mine was learning Japanese in High School. He told me that the Japanese had the 4 sets of writing. I had no idea what it meant until now. Sometimes I'd see the Japanese teachers pointing at characters and making sounds, now I now it

I had intentions of coming to this forum and asking, "do you think English is the hardest language to learn?" You've all heard that one. Besides, there is no "General English" or "Off-topic" section for it. So, I've come to ask what do you

Hey thanks for clearing that up. :)

Okay, so am I right in this sentence: "You are a retard" You = Noun or subject retard = Still a noun However: "You are retarded" You = Noun/subject Retarded = Adjective ? For the rest of you, I use "retard" as "just an