Vincent, I have corrected any grammatical errors, and reworked certain phrases so they read 'easier' in English. The first thing I picked up on was that you often switch between "we" and "my." You are writing the letter as a couple yet refer to

Mr Verne, No hidden meanings there. Looks to be a very good reference. I wouldn't worry about it at all. Everything there is positive.

Generativism is the following or promotion of the theories of generative grammar. "Generativism can designate an approach for relating language to the intuitive knowledge of speakers and to the mental capacities of humans at large." (Robert de

If and whether, of course, always imply uncertainty. You can generally use if or whether when you are reporting yes/no questions. It doesn't matter which you choose: "Can you take care of Tommy for me? ~ I don't know yet whether / if I shall

Definitely the first one. 1. Hey Harry, who are you looking for downstairs? Also, in the 2nd you need to remove "at" for it to be gramatically correct. It should read 2. Hey Harry, who do you want to look for downstairs? I would like

MrP, I think you're right. I'm sure I remember seeing somewhere the word to massage with saucissge.' If not, there should be a word. 3pod, is there a word in French?

Something she hates..............I said don't go there!

You're going to take her to London!

I think Justine is very lucky to have you, and very lucky to get so many massages and bisous!

Peru is a country in South America.