But you could say "I used to look forward to your annual visits, before you married that jerk and had all those annoying children."

Weren't you tested on this before you became a sexologist?

If you want another native speaker's oppinion, I agree - it has to be a typo. "Speak the truth" is a pretty common expression. "tn" is not even a combination of consonants that can be pronounced in English. (Okay, maybe I'll be deluged with

or at 10 p.m., but probably not after. --khoff

This abomination is rampaging through the United States (people intend it to mean "I'm ready to serve the next person in line") and it drives me crazy! I always want to say, "No, you can't help who's next, this is just the way we're lined up.

MrP - British people are actually going around saying, "Blimey!"?? How about "Bob's your uncle"?

Yes, you should include the second "about." Welcome to the forum, Elango!

paco - I'm happy to be of some help! --khoff

I am no expert in questions relating to the Body of Christ, but here is how I would interpret this: "you are not responsible for everyone" means that you are not responsible for their behavior, their sins, their weaknesses, etc. - those things are

I think the sentence is fine - "I checked out fourteen books from the library and they're all due next week. I hope I finish all of them by then." You could say "finish them all" and/or "by that time," but the original is fine the way it is.