Hi Tinanam You're welcome. Regards YL

Each and everyone of us = each one among us. 'everyone' but 'every one of us'.

Hi TinyPixie The following should be a satisfactory reply to your questions. A haemorrhage is serious bleeding inside a person's body. Shortly after his admission into hospital he had a massive brain haemorrhage and died...

I hope that Rebecca will be able to attend the ceremony. I hope that I will be able to attend the ceremony. If you join both sentences into one, you will have to say: I hope that Rebecca and I will be able to attend the ceremony.

One minor point: I have been looking forward to speaking to a foreiner for a long time. foreigner

To the best of my knowledge, it was correct to say 'an hotel' because in the past the 'h' was silent. However, in modern English, the 'h' is pronounced. Hence, it should be 'a hotel'.

If you refer to the latest editions of BrE dictionaries, you will see that the 'ize' spelling has been accepted by the British. So you will find both 'realise' and 'realize' in BrE dictionaries.

Please check my grammar in this sentance: Many develop an eating disorder which can lead to diabetes, heart attack or other obesity related illnesses. obesity-related illnesses.

Is it correct to say: on the 22nd day of Yes.

when you write this sentence: Nevertheless the value of educational programs stems from its power or ability to provide a foundation of words upon which parents and teachers can build. Do you need a comma after nevertheless? Yes, a comma is