Let's guessing what is on her mind :)

Today I went to a wedding party. I don't really know this girl. She is one of the daughters from of our  a relative of mine. (She's a relative of mine). Her parents asked me to come invited me to the wedding. I took few pictures of her the wedding, here it is one of them picture of her. There is no smile on her face, I just wonder why! I will guess that she was already tired and wanted to change the dress soon. So, what do you think on her mind when you see the picture? :)

Here is a link to a video which explains the use of those 3 prepositions in case of time: http://www.engvid.com/prepositions-how-to-use-in-at-and-on-in-english/ and here is another link which takes you to the full use of those prepositions with specific times and places: http://www.eslgold.com/grammar/in_on_at.html I hope you will benefit from them. Good luck. (Sorry I forgot to insert the 2nd link in my first comment)

Here is a link to a video which explains the use of those 3 prepositions in case of time: http://www.engvid.com/prepositions-how-to-use-in-at-and-on-in-english/ and here is another link which takes you to the full use of those prepositions with specific times and places: Here is a link to a video which explains the use of those 3 prepositions in case of time: http://www.engvid.com/prepositions-how-to-use-in-at-and-on-in-english/ and here is another link which takes you to the full use of those prepositions with specific times and places: http://www.eslgold.com/grammar/in_on_at.html I hope you will benefit from them. Good luck.

Here is a link to a video which explains the use of those 3 prepositions in case of time: http://www.engvid.com/prepositions-how-to-use-in-at-and-on-in-english/ and here is another link which takes you to the full use of those prepositions with specific times and places. I hope you will benefit from them. Good luck.

IELTS task 1. "Employment Rates In 6 Different areas Countires".Could you please help me and correct my notes?

The bar chart compares changes which took place in (I think the chart is just showing, not comparing) shows the employment rates in six various countries around the world according to gender in the time period from 1995 to 2005 (the figures are only for the 2 years specified, not the whole period) for the years 1995 and 2005. As can clearly be seen from the given statistics, in 1995, while only 55% of males in the UK had jobs in 1995, while Icelander males had the highest employment rates of 70% (70%). In contrast, approximately 25% of females from in both New Zealand and Australia worked were working in 1995, compared to over 50% of females employed in the UK and Switzerland.
With respect to male workers in 2005, slightly over than (either "more than" or "over") 70% of males in the USA, New Zealand, and the UK found employment opportunities, whereas this figure rose to roughly 80% for Icelander males. Moreover, women workers in Switzerland could find jobs more easily than those in the other countries mentioned. However, merely 40% of Australian women worked were working in the given year. 2005.
To conclude, it is clear that in all aforementioned countries the percentage of male employees were was by far more higher than (either "more than" or "higher than" women workers'.

A paragraph about the "Role of Computers in Our Lives". Part1. Could you please correct my notes?

Could you please help me and correct my notes? Thanks in advance.


Firstly, there is not a shadow of a no doubt that after post-industrial era, an ever-increasing number of people are involved in working with computers. A study has shown that every student in various university fields should pass at least one course regarding in computer science, and thus universities not only raise students' awareness of computer realms, but also broaden their horizons, and expand their knowledge about computers.


Secondly, all of us are living in a modern society which makes it easy for us to have relevant computer knowledge. Furthermore, different job opportunities in society require having rudimentary skills about in computer use, so if we do not know how to work with computers, we cannot find any jobs to make a living.

"Alternate" is not only a verb, but it's also an adjective and a noun too. Check this link for the details: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/alternate Here are 2 useful links explaining the difference between "alternate" and "alternative" and their uses: http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/alternate-versus-alternative.aspx http://grandmastales.wordpress.com/2007/02/27/grammar-28-the-hot-difference-between-alternate-and-alternative/

We use "benefit of" when "benefit" is used as a noun, but when it's used as a verb we use "from" with it. In other words, the "benefit of" something is so and so, while we "benefit from" something. As for "take advantage", it is used as "take advantage of".