Fofa is right but the question would need to changed slightly, instead of "Who is the guilty?" you would either say: Who is the guilty party/person? or Who is guilty?

Cross can be a few things, one would be an emotion similar to anger. "My parents were cross when they found out I broke the window". Cross can also be two perpendicular lines such as X, which could indicate something is wrong. This would be used in the games "noughts and crosses". When the cross is like this, +, it could sybolise the christian faith. "Jesus was nailed to the cross". Across means basically to go from one side to the other. "Using a boat makes it easier to get across the river to the other side". In this example you could subsitute "across" with "cross" but you would need to remove the verb "get" from the sentence. It would then be "Using a boat makes it easier to cross the river" Through would indicate passing through the middle of something. "I had to climb in through the window"

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am learning english, because I THINK that it is a very interesting language.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I'm a college student<strike>. I like </strike>who likes sport and I exercise everyday. I want to be a man who has the background of both eastern and western cultures . The world outside of our country <strike>attract me deeply</strike> very much interests me. In June I will <strike>have</strike> take the GRE test<font color="#ff0000"> </font><strike>GRE.</strike> <strike>Its word is countless</strike> There are countless words to learn and it is difficult<strike> to</strike> for me, but I won't give up. I often dream that someday I will travel <strike>in</strike> to many <strike>country</strike> countries and learn about their different cultures and different customs, I also enjoying <strike>the</strike> freedom like a bird and doing more for <strike>the</strike> society. <strike>but</strike> I do not want to be a man who lives in the same place their whole life and <strike>reconcile to be banal .</strike> become boring.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I'm studied English for about five years as an additional speciality. Unfortunately in recent months my English <strike>greatly reduced </strike>has got worse. I hope this site will help me to get my knowledge back=)

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am a Chinese girl<strike>.Now</strike> and I'm studying in the east of China in a place called jiaotong university. Since English is my weakness<strike>, however</strike> it seems in the current social development trend <strike>seems</strike> to learn English <strike>well</strike> is what we must do.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I'm a female middle school student<strike>.A girl. </strike>and I want to learn English. <strike>because</strike> I hope that I can make friends with a foreigner. But I can't speak English very well <strike>now, </strike>at the moment <strike>I'm worry.</strike> and I am worried about this. Who can help me? And I can also teach him or her to speak Chinese,<strike>too.</strike>

Realise this is a very old question----- Hello - Dia duit (pronouce deea gwit, although this varies slightly from the dialect you speak) Goodbye - Slán (prounouced schlawn) better and more polite to use is Slán lat which means goodbye to you. I was talking to Irish to a fellow Irish friend in Germany and his pronounciation was different (His was Connemara Irish whereas mine would be closer to Munster Irish.