Aug 13th 2009 15:57 gav.newalkar made 12 corrections for I wonder....
I'm like you: I can't stand sweats. I guess the only reason why someone would still try something is just to see what it tastes like....

Aug 12th 2009 20:26 gav.newalkar made 11 corrections for It was scorching hot
Your English is good. I think you're at a level where you can try experimenting with longer sentences. Come down to Australia. It's ...

Aug 10th 2009 12:37 ステフー made 4 corrections for Learning to lie
It might be a process of growing up. I don't really know.

Aug 09th 2009 17:14 hikaru1412 made 4 corrections for PC words
What are PC words? Computer words? You are also very goo at English. Keep up the good work.

Aug 08th 2009 13:47 Ron made 1 corrections for Tanabata
I agree with hikaru. You must love your son so much. :) Tanabata matsuri...

Aug 07th 2009 15:08 yuseu made 5 corrections for A warrant for the arrest
wow this is a really shocking story! i'll have to look for it on tvj news! shocking indeed!

Aug 07th 2009 14:06 akitainu commented on I am confused.....
I would like to say thank you to Leony, Xharmony, Amael, and Miguel. Thank you soooo much!!

Aug 07th 2009 01:04 Miguel made 1 corrections for I am confused.....
I think Leony was a bit sleepy when he wrote those, his corrections are incomplete and don't actually make sense. :) "You must ha...

Aug 06th 2009 23:44 xharmony commented on Would someone help me??? =2=
Yes you can, but the word changes to "broken" in that case: 1 - "She hasn't been able to play tennis since SHE HAS BROK...

Aug 06th 2009 23:34 Amael commented on I am confused.....
xharmony> I just wanted to clarify that "You must need a password" is a valid sentence, but it doesn't mean the same thing a...

Aug 06th 2009 23:27 Amael made 3 corrections for I am confused.....
I'm sorry to say your textbook is incorrect: "You must have to know a password" isn't correct English at all. Actually, to me i...

Aug 06th 2009 23:25 xharmony commented on I am confused.....
1- They all mean the same thing, but these are a little more natural: "You need a password." "You need to have the pa...

Aug 06th 2009 23:13 Leony made 3 corrections for I am confused.....
do you think we might have seem each other before.

Aug 06th 2009 14:19 longpig commented on Would someone help me??? =2=
"Has anyone hit you?" is fine. "Did anyone hit you?" is also fine. "She broke her arm" is correct. &qu...

Aug 05th 2009 07:22 hikaru1412 made 4 corrections for Tanabata
You are a great mother. Keep up the good work and I hope you had a good Tanabata Festival.

Aug 03rd 2009 12:25 Jen commented on Would someone help me????
The phrase "yanked off the market" means that the product is no longer for sale anywhere. One could also say "pulled off (...

Aug 03rd 2009 12:22 Thirif commented on Would someone help me????
I would be glad to clear these up for you. :) The first sentence, "yanked off the shelves" is slang meaning that they were t...

Aug 03rd 2009 12:20 Axisk commented on Would someone help me????
Yanked off means to take away so Yes its off the market.You should know there are a lot of "Slang" terms in English which can m...

Aug 03rd 2009 12:19 Eliza commented on Would someone help me????
"Yanked off" it to pull something off quickly or harshly. They mean that the movie was taken off the market very quickly and su...

Aug 02nd 2009 16:37 made 2 corrections for rain, rain, rain...
Good job and good post akitainu. Keep it up.