it is alright but i think it would be better written like this "I know that this time has been the most perfect one i have ever had"... it sounds a bit better.

as regarding to such, yes, they are rather quite referred to as "synonyms". it is also true that "ghost" is ofter set unto describing a person that has died and is stuck on this earth as not to yet have achieved "peace". "phantoms" are often used as more of an evil form of a ghost, as well as other perceptions.

"News" is not just singular, but is aswell plural for you cannot say "i have new for you" because that would be considered an incorrect sentance and therefor rendering the meaning non-exsitant. So unto that we must write "news" and reffer it as to both sides (singular and plural) eventhough with it having the "s" at the end sets it as being a "plural" word, tis not. So even if ou only have one piece of news to report, it is still used as "news".. I hope that helps.

Don't worry about what black panther has posted, your question is correct as is, they are just some suggestions on how to improve them. But for me, i would say DAVID BECKHAM!!! he has been my favorite footballer ever since i watched my first match of Manchester United versus some league in France when i was roughly 9 years old :D

Tis rather simple, you just have to learn to talk like a hick. Just kidding. But really, american pronunciation is not much different from Canadian. There is a few things they say differently. for example. we say " ve-ihkle" ( vehicle), and they say "ve-hickle" (vehicle). or we say " you all" and they say "y'all" ( you all) lol. That's the one bad thing about american english, they use to many slang words and have funny accents lol (especialy the southerners) lol

Jennifer. "turkey" and Turkey" when used as you have, can both be reffered to as the same thing. Tis rather quite confusing. Not tob e rude, but obviously we are talking about Turkey the country :) lol

The wors thing i have ever heard about Turkey, is that there is a massive drug and sex trade problem there. Though i am rather quite unsure for i have never been there, Tis just what has reached my ears lol.

Bonjour = Hello Salut = Hi But they can both be used as one another.. meaning that Bonjour can mean Hi and salut aswell may mean Hello. Just depends on how it's used and wich type of french is being used :D