Please check my essay,"The role of cell phones in today's society" Cell phones are now beyond the phones. They have a precious value as a communication tool. They are inevitable for everyone, but need some rules to make a good use of them. Firstly, they have their own etiquette. We cannot rely on its convenience.When we send mails through cell phones, we should take care of using picutres or special abbreviations.Sometimes it seems too frank to use them. But with good manners, their quickness and usefulness are helpful. Secondly, as they are ubiquitous, we tend to addict to them. Some young people can't live without cellphones. And if they aren't cautious enough to settle reasonble price contracts, the costs will be too expensive while you don't notice. Thirdly, they have given changes in communication styles. As in Japan, universty students need to apply for the job openings by cell phones. They are really convenient, but on the other hand,communicating only by cell phones causes the lack of face-to-face communication. In conclusion, cell phones have two faces--good or bad. We have to understand this polarlization and use them cleverly.

My favorite place My favorite place is the porch of my apartment. We can see sunrise from the horizon and Mt. Fuji.Winter is the best season to see them, because the air is so clear and snow on the top of the mountain show us picturesque scenes.

Please tell me how to put "to " in the sentence. We should not forget to teach children the reason why they study English, (to)motivate them, and (to) make the classes fun and attractive. Is it necessary to put "to" written in the brackets?

Please tell me which is correct, "You all have a cold. " , "You all have cold." or anythig better . In this case, the word you is prural.

Sazaesan Syndrome Did you have a good weekend? Mine was quiet and good one. If only we didn't have this heat, it would be perfect! Have you heard of " Sazaesan"? If you like Japanese anime, you would know it. It's a long-run cartoon which is aired every Sunday evening on TV. Many Japanese enjoy watching it. It is a story about a Japanese typical family( a bit archaic because they are big family which we seldom have in Japan). The lovely characters are popular among us. I also enjoy watching it sometimes. But some of the viewers feel depressed after watching it. Why? Because after enjoying the program, we realize that Sunday is about to finish. Busy Monday is waiting for us...so we call this phenomenon "Sazaesan Syndrome".

Do you cook everyday? I went to Taiwan two years ago. There I met a tour guide who was in her forty's.She had a husband and a daughter, so she said she was busy every day. Doing her job and chores seemed really tough for her.But she told me that she seldom cooked. And that she said it was not a novelty. In Taiwan, vendors offer cheap and delicious food to take out or eat out, so they don't need to cook at all! She also said that the only 2days she cooked at home were her husband and daughter's birthdays. As for me, we seldom eat out. Our ricecooker never has a day-off a year! What a difference! And which is better? I don't know.

Is there any difference? The palace is well known for its beautiful gardens, some of them are hundreds of years old. The palace is well known for its beautiful gardens, some of which are hundreds of years old. I don't think of using "which" in this sentence. But the latter sentence is collect, isn't it? How about the former one? I can't find any grammatical error in it. Do they have different meanings?

About Greetings There are a few foreigners in my workplace. When I walk past some of them, I usually say,"Hi"or "It's a hot day, isn't it?" and so on.But I think I need to gain more words to keep good communication with them. Will you give me some other kind of "witty" words to use in such occasions?

Astorology and Blood types I wonder why many Japanese like to know about their the day's fortune by astorology and try to categorize their disposition by blood types. As a matter of fact, I and my family check our fortune by astorology on TV every morning! They say people blood type B ( it's me!) are unique compared to other types, people blood type A are precise,people type O are generous, and people type AB are kind of genius! Oh, astorology says Aries (my constellation) has so-so luck today. Is there any country which believes astorology or blood type categorizing like Japan?