My pigs of guinea died! I used to have 4. I think it was all the sausages and eggs they used to eat for breakfast.

fear of strong winds, hurricanes, typhoons etc.

If she likes Chocapic, the I'm sure you will both like Nestlé Coco Shreddies, Nestlé Nesquik Cereal or Nestlé Cookie Crisp which we DO have in London. Also please apologise to Justine for me, I didn't mean to offend her by calling her a Guinea

Anne is Hebrew for Grace/Mercy so I'd go with that.......unless you suffer from anemophobia?

We don't just eat sausage and eggs in London Threepod! I'm sure you could find something Justine would like to eat in London. Do you always eat the same thing as your Guinea-pig?

Maybe the grammar experts amongst you could help answer this: I have heard 3 conflicting views as to which of the following is 'correct' English (if one even is, as the third view offered was that neither was wrong) 1. I would be grateful if

In the passage above rain is used as a verb, and I would say that (in BrEm; I can't vouch for AmE) that the noun rain would not be countable. You WOULDN'T say 'a few rains' Instead you would say 'a few DROPS of rain' 'Few instants of

The solution TO the problem is the ACTUAL answer/solution. The solution FOR the problem is the MEANS to solve the problem or arrive at an answer. For example: Problem: Who was the second man on the moon? Solution TO the problem: Edwin

Sylvie, People tend to judge others by their own standards. Here are two contrasting relationships. In one, my girlfriend was very jealous, always angry when I didn't call, used to get mad when I'd go out and have fun by myself. The reason for