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Can somebody give me a definition of a peninsula? An island is a (relatively) small piece of land wholly surrounded by water. A peninsula is a piece of land surrounded by water on three sides, e.g. Nova Scotia or Sandy Hook. Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada)
vlivefI am aware that 'yob' is the inversion of 'boy'. The only phenomenon like this that I'm familiar with occurs in French, not English, and they reverse the order of the syllables, usually not the letters.
I did not do well at school either. I failed most of subjects that require reading skill such as history, government etc. This essay probably is not written without the kindness of my host mom. She helped me go through single step in the process of writing an essay, helped me see every mistake I usually make. She took me through the tough time.
inggris. If John is awarded a Master's degree from a university in England, is it proper that he tells for him to tell people he is a postgraduate when he is asked about his level of education?
Hello---- has taken the TOEFL exam knows how difficult it is. Whomever Whoever I think Whoever is fine here, but what makes Whomever wrong?
"Car Pocket" - A Set Phrase Or A Mistake? Phrase VS Compound Word? Inversion After A Frequency Adverb? Prepositional Phrase As A Complement Or Adverb? Is This "Unhindered" An Adjective? Adverb? Adverb Clause? Noun Phrase? Not Sure If This Is The Correct Phrase. All Questions That An Adverb Answers? Adverb Clauses Of Time And Past Tense?
After so long with us, pructus, you should be able to form questions properly by now, Putting a question mark at the end of a statement is not normally appropriate, If you want us to spend time responding to your questions, please spend some time composing your questions.
See the following sentences; does meaning difference exist between two sentences? If I were to a bit taller, I would apply for the beauty contest next month.
"You can tell the secretary to bring you a cup of coffee, when they are already in the kitchen, as you go to your desk."
All I see is a number agreement problem, Jackson. Simple present (habituation) third person singular: The engine compensate s the availability.