Everybody Nobody Somebody Anybody: they all take a singular VERB. Example: Everybody: is/has/wants/thinks etc He/She/It: is/has/wants/thinks etc BUT this is not true if you use a PRONOUN Example: Everybody came to the party and THEY all had a good time Nobody came to the party. THEY all told me THEY had other plans. What if somebody who is not invited comes to the party? What will you tell THEM? Yes, anybody can come to the party. Tell THEM THEY're all welcome but THEY need to bring THEIR own alcohol :)) (kidding) :)

look into. this is called a phrasal verb, it means to investigate.

As a rule = this is what we usually do

Before (of course)

darker and darker

What

December is not over yet, so 'movies I've seen in December' is correct. ** Movies I've seen in December so far include 'Silent Wedding', 'Rosso como il cielo' and 'The girl with the Dragon Tattoo'. :)) (so far = from the beginning of December to now, Dec. 11th. : from the past to the present) ** However, when January 1st. comes around you can say 'Movies I saw in December were A B C and D ' because December will be finished. (finished past)