Oh yeah I forgot. You wanted a sentence for "MAKE ONE'S WAY" right? Okay here is what I have: "Trying to make your way into high society is impossible without money" But then again I'd rather stay out of high society, too prudish for me! hehe...that was just a sentence off the top of my head.

Not bad itou! You're getting the hang of it. Here's the way I would "tweak" those 2 sentences if it where me: 1) His background wasn't wealthy, but he made his way into college. 2) I'm not good at English, but I will progress my way step by step. Keep past tense and present tense in mind when you first start out a sentence. The word "made" is used as past tense (like you've already done something) for example: "I made it a habit of going to bed before midnight" "I made it to the final round of the tournament!" "He made hitting on that pretty girl look so easy!" The word "make" is used mostly as present tense or its also used to refer to something that's going to happen soon in the future. Some examples: "Mom! Could you make me something to eat, please?" "Make your presentation tomorrow a good one." "Make it quick! I have a class in 10 minutes." Humm...I hope that helps you out a little. I'm not a teacher so I'm just thinking of the best way to put this down so you can understand it. If I made a mistake anywhere let me know. I'm always learning no matter what! ^^ Ja! Erin