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The people watch the news19 Jan 2004 00:55 GMT4
I am studying the definite article "the"
Why is it wrong to say
The people watch the news on TV in Canada.
It would be more correct, I think to say
TEFL/Grammar Book Recs?19 Jan 2004 00:50 GMT8
friends,
i'll shortly be taking a TEFL course and then continuing on to work as
a teacher and would like to familiarize myself with the basic
rules/issues before leaving (i don't leave for months) and am
sentence improvement18 Jan 2004 03:02 GMT11
From exercises (7a-7i) in "The Random House Handbook," 5th Ed.
by Frederick Crews:
Each of the following sentences needs improvement on grounds of
insufficiently distinct expression.... rewrite the sentence to
abbreviations in formal letter18 Jan 2004 02:09 GMT9
Hi group,
I'm a teacher of English in the Netherlands and I have just discussed the
question of abbreviations in formal letters with a class. Of course
abbreviations like don't and won't are forbidden, but one of my students
"Landmark publication(s)" necessary for vocational & adult education concerns.17 Jan 2004 21:40 GMT5
Two key books on education(a third book needed);
What Diane Ravitch's book, 'Troubled Crusade' did for public schools,
and Alan Bloom's book, 'Closing of the American Mind' did for
colleges, a 'landmark publication' is necessary for vocational and
Problem with technical words...sewing machines16 Jan 2004 21:30 GMT2
Im not very good english speaker....
I'm looking for help from someone who can help me with technical english
(sewing machines).
There is a thing called 'thread lift' or 'thread take-up'. Is the 'thread
An Idiom15 Jan 2004 07:39 GMT6
What does "Hit me baby one more time" mean?
This is a title of a song by Britney S.
T. D.
She's a piece of work.14 Jan 2004 19:09 GMT5
I ran across this sentence in a movie and according to what I've
found, it's an adaption from Shakespears' Hamlet. The original
sentence is "What a piece of work is man!"
But I still can't grasp what the meaning is. Could anyone tell me?
look for dramatic contrasts14 Jan 2004 09:04 GMT2
I look to the following statemants the dramatic contrast. Hope somebody can
help me there.
Example:
As not waht your country can do for you. Ask waht you can do for your
could anyone correct these sentences for me?13 Jan 2004 21:27 GMT28
I need some opinions on the following sentences.
Could anyone tell me if they are correct, natural and make sense.
I don't think there's anything wrong with them but I'm not sure.
Thank you in advance.
Please help me to translate this sentence.13 Jan 2004 02:23 GMT3
Dear ppl
I  am translating my undergraduate transcript. In our education
system, the undergraduation study (5 years) is divided into two stage
(stage 1: fundamentals
about three other sentences10 Jan 2004 02:13 GMT6
Wow, I'm deeply touched to get all of your help, esp by Franke's
reply. He's so detailed. Actually that helps me learn English. So
thank you, Franke (or CyberCypher)!
For no. 16, what I really wanted to say is that "The principal was at
"A few lenghts of MDF"?09 Jan 2004 18:33 GMT5
Again, I have trouble with a phrase in a british book. This is a book of
self-help, and the chapter talks about how women sometimes give men a chance
because they believe that, although he is not exactly everything they want,
there is room for improvement.
I'm looking for ...06 Jan 2004 16:57 GMT4
Hi, I'm Marco, I'm italian and I'm looking for someone interested in an
e-mail exchange to improve my english.
I'll give you some advice to learn italian and you'll do the same with me.
Is there someone interested in?
help me to reduce this sentence.!!!04 Jan 2004 00:29 GMT2
Dear ppl:
I wrote  some sentences but it seems too long. I want to apply
ellipsis into the second sentence. I don't know whether or not I am
correct since the ellipis s always difficult for a non native speaker
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