"start" and "begin" are synonymous. it the same . To start car , you don't say to begin car.

You finally met your parents. Yeesssssss.

"Seldom" and "rare" are sometimes synonyms, but "seldom" is usually used as an adverb, while "rare" is usually an adjective. There is also a meaning for "rare" which has to do with meat: it means that the meat is not cooked to the point of being well done. This is the preference of many people for preparing expensive beefsteaks. Now back to time: "seldom" means "not often", and "rare" means "almost never", so it is stronger. Examples: "I seldom eat red meat, and it is rare for me to eat white grains or white flour." This means that I do eat red meat, but not often, but that I almost never eat white grains or white flour. I never eat rare steak. Do you see that in the first sentence, "seldom" is an adverb telling "when" I read red meat: "seldom"; while "rare" is an adjective used in the predicate? See http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/general-language-discussions/4512-predicate-ad In the second sentence, the adjective "rare" describes "steak": What kind of steak? Rare steak. I hope this helps. Taken From http://en.allexperts.com/q/English-Second-Language-1815/2012/2/seldom-rare.htm

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi everyone. I'm earth. I'm a student From Thailand. I speak little bit of English .I want to improve my English. I want to speak English for my student and work in the future.

 

everyone(pronoun)- Join together(Just like he ,she , i ....)

 

Correction?

Well I really hope the world will end, get attacked by alien and we all terminated. 

Well, No one know for sure, but i do know that

Yesterday is history

today is present

tomorrow is future

 

No One know what happen tomorrow, so just live the present for yesterday is already history.