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Has it helped with your language learning? It's pretty expensive, was it worth the price? How has it helped you?

if you could point me to a good grammar website to get easy rule answers, that would be helpful as well.

but, i teach english in korea and someone asked me about when to use "on top" or "on the top". since english is my native tongue (even though i'm not using caps here) i don't know why we do some of the things we do. can anyone help me on a rule of which do we use and why? this would be very appreciated ^-^

on the internet? i am not living in the u.s. and nbc sites don't allow people outside the states to play the videos. it's driving me crazy to not see them. i'm stuck watching only the events the koreans are playing and not seeing any of the american medal ceremonies. i don't even know if it's possible but i reeeeeeeeeeeeally hope so.

when you see one person (team) is + and the other is -, the + team is the underdog?... i always get confused in this and i'm just checking.

my buddy and i were watching mma this weekend and he asked me what all-american wrestlers means (he's from england). i thought i knew, but apparently i don't know well enough to actually define it.

what qualifies you to be an all-american?

how many people can be all americans each year?

i don't mean the dictionary definition... i mean your definition... what is a good romantic, and what is too much that it just makes it pathetic from trying too hard?... tell me what you like

thank you

i've been draining it almost every day for about a week. and about every two or three days before that. it keeps filling back up. i put a big clip on it to keep pressure on it when i can, but i guess it's not enough.

should i ice it more often, or just keep draining it, or something like that? it has gotten slightly better over this time, but maybe it's just because i'm draining it more often now. thank you.

i need to lose about 8-10 lbs to make weight for a jiu-jitsu competition on 6/28... that's almost 2 weeks away. can you give me some helpful hints for dieting for effective weight cutting. what's best to eat, and what to stay away from (besides the obvious)

there are two sounds: voiced "th" (this, that, mother, brother, etc.) and unvoiced "th" (teeth, thick, bath, theory, etc.)... is there a rule to know which sound it is by reading it, or do you just need to memorize the words?... i teach phonics in korea, and i'm just wondering... thank you.

'different' and 'same' are both adjectives, so why when we use them in sentences we say "____ and _____ are different" but we use "_______ and _______ are the same"? why do we add "the" in front of same? i just know it's right, but i just don't know why.

my korean friend is starting his travel agency business and his name is mingu. he is naming his website mgtravel.com. what are some ideas that m.g. could mean (travel related if possible) so he doesn't have to say they stand for his name? let the ideas flow...

what makes it pass the liquid state and just evaporate? is it that it is so cold or is it something other than H2O?

i'm looking for a list of common english phrases that you use in everyday language like "it's raining cats and dogs" or "it's not a matter of life and death" or anything like that that we use in natural english conversation. i'd like to teach these to some of my ESL students that are really advance and i can't just ask things like "where is the pencil?" yada yada yada

there are two sounds for the ending "y". one sounds like "e" like january, penny, baby. and some sound like "i" like july, fry, sly, cry. does anybody know the rule for these sounds?

i'm teaching esl in korea to kids, but i just picked up a class once a week teaching a group of adults. does anybody have any good tips or a good website to help me with adults. it's a completely different ballgame than teaching kindergarten and elementary kids. i take it competition games and candy bribing won't work as well. thanks.

i am teaching esl, and i am running short on task-based conversation topics in class. my students are 7-11 years old and intermediate english level. i've given topics like supermarket, restaurant, doctor's office, normal friend conversation, and giving directions. things like this. i am running short on conversation topics to have them work on. can anybody help w/ a good website i can go to for ideas or give me some ideas for topics? thank you.

i think it is from the 70's or 80's and it goes "money money money money, mmmmmmmoney."

is it good to wear solid colored button down shirts with pinstriped suit pants. or is it good to wear a striped button down shirt w/ striped pants?

the pants are light gray w/ white pinstripe and the options for shirts are solid almost periwinkle color, or a white shirt w/ black and silver thin stripes. i hope i described this well enough to get a right image for you. thanks.

what is a saying or a proverb in english to describe someone who is a narrow minded person?

what do you think of people griping about having their questions deleted when they ask dumb questions that they can't expect to be posted anyway?