Perhaps, what you are looking is "mailing list" which means your email is one of the many emails belonging to a specific group, such as "English forum mailing list". Chris

Yes, surf and access can be used interchangeably in your case, though access is more formal (and recommended). Chris

Some aren't clear. 'Oh, what are we doing in music? We're still doing covers at the moment.' It could mean that we are frustrated that we aren't writing original music or that we are wondering why we should still be involved in

"The papaya has many seeds." You could add "fruit" but it is unnecessary because just "papaya" often means the fruit. For example, if I say "I am going to buy a papaya", it is clear for people to understand

Oh I see. If you are quoting John Doe word-for-word, then it is better to write: John Doe said, "Jane and Joe usually don't do much every Tuesday." The alternatives you gave are usually not used for quoting someone. Chris

Try: When John reached home, he quickly washed the kitten's wound with antiseptic. After that, he bandaged it with a piece (also correct: "a roll" means much more than just a piece) of gauze. It looked hungry, so John gave it some

Try: (i) It was a bright, sunny day. John, on his way back home, saw a kitten which hurt its leg in a drain. Its leg was bleeding profusely. He felt sorry and immediately took it home. (ii) It was a bright Sunday morning. John saw a kitten trapped

Although it acts as a symbol of hope, their dream becomes futile in a society dominated by capitalism and racism. Before we can help, what does "it" (in "it acts") and "their" (in "their dream") refer to? Chris

Try: I am going to point out a very interesting story which should be covered by Geo reporters. Someone placed a Pajero on the roof of a house in Mandera, which is about 40 km from Rawalpindi and easily seen by people traveling on the road towards

Forget the quotes except for the last: According to John Doe, Jane and Joe usually don't do much on Tuesdays John Doe said, "Jane and Joe usually don't do much on Tuesdays. Chris