Thanks for the post, tesolguy! Do you know if there are a lot of opportunities for TESL in America? I haven't really talked to my wife about it yet, and I'm thinking she won't be too keen on the idea of having to pick up and move immediately for

Wow, that's a really long sentence. I personally think that it's WAY TOO LONG and loses the reader about halfway through it. I'm not officially an English teacher, but I would think that for something to be a topic "sentence" it would need to

Hello all. I'm thinking it would be a wonderful thing, being a TESL teacher. But I'm not sure about how to go about learning more about it. I'm hoping this thread will help me and others interested in getting started to find the info we need to do

Yeah, CalifJim is right...and a better explanation than I offered. hehe

BUT, Linus himself pronounces it with a short I sound, like in the word "win"...and the "u" is a short "u", as in the word "up". Does that help?

A.) In these sentences, if you switched the verb to "to need" it wouldn't be correct. B.) Same thing applies here. 11) I think these potatoes need to be cooked a little longer. This one is right. The second option you gave isn't right.

If that's the case, I'm stumped. haha, sorry. It sounds incorrect to me. Sorry I can't be more help!

Hello. The general difference is that "loud" is an adjective, while "loudly" is an adverb. Adjectives are used to describe nouns. Adverbs are used to describe, verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. 1.) The students laughed out loud. - This seems

I don't think "in accordance to" is a correct phrase. Accordance means "agreement" or "harmony", so you wouldn't be in "agreement to" something or in "harmony to" something. You could only be "in agreement with" or "in harmony with" because

"If you don't wanna be in a smoky environment, don't go to a pub." Ok, but what about all the other public places where you've got to deal with smokers? Also, I have a simple answer for simple people. If you want to kill yourself slowly,