The stress is always in the whole phoneme (sometimes more than one). You could use a dictionary to check the pronunciation and stress. hospital=hos allow=ow prediction=di controversial=ver prefer=fer preference=pre photograph=pho

I saw The Last Samurai. It's just one of the best movies I've ever seen.

Is that about math??! I like math. According to The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, open sentence is "an expression that contains at least one unknown quantity and becomes true or false when a test value is substituted for

'To wait for' and 'to expect' are interchangeable when they mean 'to look forward to the probably occurrence of'. Then, both sentences have the same meaning: - I was surprised because I wasn't waiting for it. - I was surprised because I wasn't

That's it then. Number 3! Thank you all for your help!

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I think "It's I who have to apologize." and "It's us who have to apologize" are correct and all others aren't.

Both, I think... but I would say '... no matter how hard I try' instead of '... however hard I may try'.

Why is it that you can find this statement all over the Internet? Is it supposed to be funny? I've read that many times but I never new what they really meant. __________ Never mind... I got it already... Thank you

I didn't know myself, but maybe this article I found on the Internet can help you as much as it did to me. Can you walk the talk? A talk about talks, and walks: Everyone knows that there are two ways to talk. You can talk with your talk,