Very tiny message Dear Professor Susan: As you know, I have been working on my research, under of supervision of professor Rudolf , which is about quantum condensation using a semiclassical technique. The professor Rudolf told me about the possibility that you being a jury of my research. That would be excellent, due to your remarkable knowledge in this particular field. For that reason, I send the final version of my thesis in order so you can read it. I really appreciate your help and all your recommendations and comments. Best regards.

Prhasal verb with bang¡¡¡(Very short question) Is it right this phrase? Yesterday I ran into Freddy, he popped up suddenly and I bang into him, unfortunately, he banged up pretty hard....

what is the correct phrase...with remains or with missing? What of the following phrases would be the correct? 1) I'm going to work on my paper today, at least, what it is missing from the day 2) I'm going to work on my paper today, at least, what remains from the day

A couple of phrases with crack up and crack down...please correct me 1. Lance Armstrong is cracked up to be the best cyclist of all times but turned out to be a liar 2. we're the Millers is a crazy movie,...that movie cracked me up!! 3. some times the officials border cracked down on illegal immigrants, that so sad. 4. Melissa my friend is so sad, her boyfriend is cheating her ...she's crack up.

"as" and "like" In english there is two words for compare two things. You can use "like" and "as". for example: "I studied maths as/like my uncle." Nevertheless there is situations when just one it must be used. What is the rule fot to know when I should use one or other?

I must give a talk very soon¡ Do not happen to you, that when you must a give a talk in english, which isn't my mother lenguage, you get nervous? It's a ugly feeling. Even so, nearly always is necessary simply take the risk and just face the challenge.

Modal verbs in the past and the future ....a challenge in a fast conversation I'd been trying to build a differents tenses using the modal verbs, i.e., with "may", "might", "would", "shall", "must", "should" and "could" . I think that use them in a good way is a really challenge by a non native speaker. Then I show you differents examples that I did for this notebook: * If I could change my past, I have would gone to London or New York to find the succes but maybe the money in pocket did not had been usefull. *If did not would have warmed so much the coffee, I did not would have burnt myself. *The guy might have leave the mall before 9am o'clock *That woman did not must smoke in the gas station because she might has/had? caused a disaster. * When he get married would be a fidelity husband otherwise her wife should divorce (please correct me)

The "get" word..nothing similar in my mattern lenguage In differents expressions the "get" word is used. It can express e.g. an action that is happen right now: "I'm getting dressed", "I'm getting use the laptop". Also can express something that happened in the past: "My friend got hit in the leg". Or something to will happen very soon: Soon I get home. Besides if we add the phrasal verbs, (get out, get up....) !the list is huge¡ Particularly the above topic is very misleading for non native person¡

expressions using constractions. In english exist the possibility of use a contraction in some expressions. That is a creepy feature for a non native person...particularly when are used in an informal conversation. Very recentIy I found out about a really interesting expression that use the contraction "outta=out of"..the expression is: "I'm running outta money". Definitively the english cannot be studied word by word ...it is necessary to learn whole expressions