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best dictionary for this use?31 Oct 2004 06:47 GMT4
We have several dictionaries, but probably 1/4 or more of the words I
look up are not in there. I read a lot and like to look up any word I
am not totally sure of. Because I have been reading and looking up
words my entire adult life, the words I look up tend to be unusual or
My dog doesn't understand English ? ? ?31 Oct 2004 04:56 GMT4
What can I do now?
looking for expressions similar to "to take leave"30 Oct 2004 02:44 GMT6
In Chinese, we have a verbial phrase "Qing Jia", and we use it like,
"I have to 'Qing Jia' today because I'm sick or I have something to
take care of."
We can use this phrase in scenerios like being at school or at work or
sentence construction26 Oct 2004 17:09 GMT4
Could someone help me in identifying the different elements in this
sentence, like direct object, object clause, complex object,
prepositional phrase etc.  Here's my attempt.  Please let me know if
its correct.
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preposition24 Oct 2004 16:08 GMT3
Is there a general rule for where the preposition is in questions? I
read in my textbook (OUP) that it is in the final with -wh- questions,
but whith longer prespositions  like under, without etc. this tends to
be in the initial position. I find this explation a bit insufficient. ...
PPS vs. PPC22 Oct 2004 11:40 GMT16
"I've been studying some Spanish. I think I'll do a course in French
next."
or
"I've studied some Spanish. I think I'll do a course in French next."
Finding an English tutor21 Oct 2004 22:34 GMT1
I am looking for an English tutor to prepare job interview. I need to
improve speaking and conversation skill. Please email (hseo@uiuc.edu) me if
anyone can help me. I want a native speaker and, if possible, experienced
person as a tutor.
Idiot21 Oct 2004 11:45 GMT31
Sometimes when I am driving, when I come across rude drivers I call them
"idiot".  They don't here it ofcourse.  Other times, when my computer is
doing something that I did not expect I call it "You idiot".
Is calling someone "Idiot" (not on the face) a swear word?  Is the usage
Educational Services : Cost cutting for companies and quality education for the students19 Oct 2004 19:56 GMT1
I have written a paper on the latest trend in the industry to cut the
cost of the trainings through the educational services and since the
major differnece between studying in differenet university is the
quality of education , this paper discusses how a simple video
Why is it that only the spanish culture can't learn the English language?19 Oct 2004 16:07 GMT155
I just received the local ballot for the upcoming mayoral election.
Guess what? Surprise! It's printed (AT MY EXPENSE) in English
(the official language of this nation) and, get this, of all
languages, spanish.
A question19 Oct 2004 11:07 GMT3
The following is a paragraph from _The Summons_ by John Grisham.
<< They strolled into the front entrance of the law school, chatting
aimlessly about the final exam. She was easing closer with each
flirtation, warming up to the zone, the only one who knew where she
What does these two sentence means 1."CHANCES   ARE   THAT   YOU ' RE already  familiar with RFID" and 2...19 Oct 2004 07:51 GMT2
Hi! Can you help me?
What does these two sentence means
1."CHANCES   ARE   THAT   YOU ' RE already  familiar with RFID"
and
New Technology from Sensory allows English Lessons on Handheld Devices18 Oct 2004 15:30 GMT5
Sensory Inc, the world leader in embedded speech technologies, is now
demonstrating its new patent-applied-for English language training
technology that is implemented on low cost chips. The new technology
is being introduced in Hong Kong at Sensory's "Designing a Voice User
Paradise lost or lost paradise16 Oct 2004 11:10 GMT1
Wich is right? And what is the difference?
I'm sorry, I'm just starting my english lessons :)
 
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