My Day by the Hour. Watch, Listen & Describe your Day.

What's Your Favorite Place to Study? Describe it.

London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay route

Compromise. Listen & Imitate

ELIZABETH:

See, what Stuart doesn't understand is that this is not a profit that needs to be maximized. 
My goal is to get that building to the ground as soon as possible. It's about
compromise. 
By compromise on the price then Linderman will be willing to sell. 
If it costs me more money, so be it.

History of Mayday

What are the first three words you see?

     M P A S N O W D R O P E S

     U E  I  P O L Y A N T H U S

     S O R  E S D  I  R I  S C  P N

     C N O T M A R I G G O D A

     A Y S U N F L O W E R N P

     R P E N S F A P D  R  N C D

     M A R I G O C D A A F R R

     A N H A P D O A H N L O A

     T S  L U P  I N  I  L  I  OC G

     U Y I  T U L  I S  I  U W U O

                                                   L C R P O P P Y  A M E S N

                                                   I  S B L U E B E  L  L R  P Y

                                                   P O F O R G E T M E N O T

Top Grammar Misunderstandings

1. It’s  “I couldn’t care less”. “I could care less” means that you actually do care.

2.  An apostrophe is never used to form a plural.

3.  “Literally” means it actually happened, not that it figuratively happened.

4.  “Loose” and  “Lose”  are two different words.

5. “Your” and  “you’re” are also two different words.

6. “There”,  “their” and  “they’re” are actually three different words.
7. “Nonplus” does not mean what you think it means. It is a state of being very surprised and confused.

8     8. “Affect” is a verb.  “Effect” is a noun.

       9. “It’s” is short for  “it is” and  “its” means  “belonging to it”.

       10. “Irregardless” is not a word.