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Help30 Apr 2005 20:40 GMT5
Is this correct?
She was a student teacher at this school. She visited classes and made
classroom observations.
Or
A better Spell Checker than in MS-Word?30 Apr 2005 03:35 GMT1
I teach techies tech. English report writing. They are German natives.
The Spell Checker in MSWord is idiosyncratic, is not claimed by MS
(see MS website) to be much good and is ineffective in catching
punctuation errors, eg the German-based comma in "I told him, that I
definite article29 Apr 2005 22:51 GMT4
Is the definite article neccessary before winter in the sentence
below?
I learned that the definite article was optional in you meant winter
in general but I was told by a native-speaker friend that it had to
GRE preparation- verbal29 Apr 2005 09:10 GMT1
I'm planning on taking the GRE some time next year, and so I'll soon
start preparing for it. I'll take a Princeton online course, because I
know I will do poorly (esp in the verbal section) without properly
preparing for it. Now, the question is, should I learn those 5000 words
Who is amos and what's he up to?29 Apr 2005 03:15 GMT3
Somebody using the name 'amos' is posting in several newsgroups using
the Big5 Chinese character set. Can anybody read that? Is it SPAM or
what?
STOP LINGUISTIC RACISM. STOP RACISM.28 Apr 2005 21:30 GMT16
Wherever human exists, language exists and there are no "primitive"
languages, because ALL LANGUAGES ARE EQUALLY COMPLEX AND EQUALLY CAPABLE OF
EXPRESSING ANY IDEA IN THE UNIVERSE.
STOP LINGUISTIC RACISM (like any other form of racism).
Is this question correct?27 Apr 2005 01:21 GMT9
(e. g. if an employer prefers handsome people)
"Does your decision always depends on how someone looks like?"
TIA
Hartmut
What part of speech is this?26 Apr 2005 21:50 GMT3
Hey there,
In the sentence "Move the house to the left", what part of speech is
"left"?  The "left" strikes me as being a noun, but it's not used like
one there...
To ram home the point26 Apr 2005 10:12 GMT4
What does it mean?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Regards, Wiktor Sz.
slicing or sliced tomoatos25 Apr 2005 12:54 GMT13
I saw 'slicing tomatos' on a supermarket circular today, but I think it
should be 'sliced tomatos'.
Shall I say two overlapping books or two overlapped books?
Thanks
The door of my car25 Apr 2005 00:57 GMT14
... or "my car's door".
According to my grammar book, "my car's door" is not
correct. The "'s" construct is to be used with
persons, groups...
Seeking a philosophical label.25 Apr 2005 00:27 GMT91
Atheists are ones that believe there's no god(s), but may believe there's a
life after death, reincarnation, cosmic existence, or such.
Agnostics are ones that don't know if there is or isn't a life after death,
that it is unobtainable information, and are not taking a stand either ...
Pronounciation of Proboscis24 Apr 2005 09:03 GMT4
What is the correct pronounciation of the word 'proboscis'? The letter
c is pronounced as c or as k.
Thanks in advance.
Khalid
When you mean to say someone who has more than one lover24 Apr 2005 07:48 GMT13
This is a hot topic now in Taiwan, a non-English country.
Everyone wants to know how to say it in English when your boy/girl
friend has a secret lover(s).
One of English learning book authors says it should be "has the third
a question.23 Apr 2005 07:27 GMT7
what is the difference in meaning at the sentences below?
can you explain the emphasis in each sentence?
a) we can only say general idea on subject.
b) we can  say only general idea on subject.
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