Jone.. wrote: he said , oooh I remember you I have been saw you in the hell LOL, nice imagination, Jone. Welcome to Englishforums. Now, let the story continue.....

A related point to this discussion: Most of the "-ize" form of verbs/words used in AmE are used in "-ise" form in BrE. For example, "organize","finalize", "realize" and "scrutinize" are AmE, and "organise", "finalise" ,"realise" and "scrutinise"

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Daedalus7 wrote: Snape and Voldemort. voldemort is the typical baddie and those always end up killed Snape couldnt fit in any place if he lives. Maybe he could be sent to Azkaban, but I think he will be killed too Nice guess,

Ville_maddengurl wrote: Harry and Snape... But the author has assured that Harry will not die.

B (II) is the one that digresses from other three sentences.

Hi, "Could trace" is in active form ,and "could be traced" is in passive form. The police could trace the thieves immediately. (Active) The thieves could be traced by police immediately. (Passive)

As per Rowling, in the seventh and final book of 'Harry Potter', two important characters will die. Who are they? What is your guess?

I will not go to the falls unless you will come. "Will" cannot be used in a subordinate clause that begins with certain subordinate conjunctions--like "unless". Rather, "unless" + simple present together refer to the future time. I will