Wacika

Hi, I`ve got a question about this sentence: "Has fully operational command of the language with only occasional unsystematic inaccuracies and inappropriacies. Misunderstandings may occur in unfamiliar situations. Handles complex detailed argumentation well" Why do they put the word "fully" instead of full? anybody know why? In my IELTS, I was questioned about the latest advertisement business, whether the positive sides outweigh the negatives. astalavista

HI there, thank you, I did answer b too, but the answer that my teacher said was D for number 1 and B for number 2, So now I get confuse[b)]

help plz, which one is the answer? 1)I ran quickly......... late. (a) in order to be not (b) in order not to be © not in order to be (d) in order to not be 2) .......... a lonely and harsh life, far from home and family. (a) However the early pioneers often lived (b) The early pioneers often lived © Not only did the early pioneers often live (d) The early pioneers often living Thanks

o What about these sentences, which one is the right one? : -If I were you I wouldn`t do that -If I was you I wouldn`t do that Thanks

Wacika In that case 'with it'. You agree with a person or thing, eg "I agree with John" or "I agree with that plan" But you agree to do something, eg "I agreed to cook the meal" Sometimes agree that, eg "I agree that smoking is bad for health". Michael Hi there, you are so damn good in solving my problem Mr. English Michael[goodjob], thank you.

Hi Michael,thanks for that:), I am a bit crap with english. Cheers Wacika 'I met him a few days ago' Michael

Wacika 'I met him a few days ago' Michael

Hi tmp and tinobulger, thank you very much. Cheers

Hi Erin can U please tell me which one is right? 'I met him a few days ago' 'I met him a few day ago'? Thanks

Hi Mayaly, I think 'all of the people'sounds alright to me, what about 'all of the members'? Erin, can U tell explain it to us plz? Thanks

why not who works? why no s in it? I am getting confused Is it because one in five americans? and not one of five americans? so can I make a sentence like this: -One in five dogs barks every single day? -That is one of five dogs that bark every single day? Help plz

HI please tell me which one is the correct one: Most of our friends like my plan, will you......it? is it "to it" or "with it" ? Thanks[tm]

if they are not purposive so what are they? Thanks

Sorry for missing the 'a' in gramatically word, and I should type the second one, sorry:shy:

Hi, I would like to know if there`s an example of TOEFL test online? Please tell me:D, and I also would like to know how much the score that generally needed to enter a university? Thank You[goodjob] Wacika