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Hi 'Luvy' is the wrong word. I think the word is 'levy', which means 'To impose or collect (a tax, for example).

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If you have any questions please call myself at 555-55 or susan at 555-555 If you have any questions please call me at 555-5555 or S usan at 555-555. British English uses 'on' instead of 'at'.

Even the teachers were prohibited from walking on the lawn. (The sentence is correct because 'prohibited' is followed by 'from'.)

Many thanks, Khoff, for the detailed reply.

I wanna know the answer to this question. "I want to know the answer to this question, please." Hi Khoff I realise I have misunderstood your reply. You were putting in good English the poster's question. My earlier post

A good dictionary with example sentences should be useful to you.

I wanna know the answer to this question What is 'wanna'?

I think as a question, it should be "Do you feel guilty?" The following examples from BBC, I believe, prove my point. BBC Radio 4 - You and Yours - transcript ATKINSON Because it's such a cruel disease isn't it and