Would you please explain the questions and answers in this video? A friend of mine recommended this video to me, but I could not understand what the mean of the questions and the answers is. Would you please explain them? Thanks in advance. http://17173.tv.sohu.com/v_102_603/MTM4ODY3Mjk.html?ptag=vsogou

A letter I am gonna focus on England's all matches. I hope England win the first place in the group, that they will have the greatest possibility to get top 4 place without against Brazil in quarter-final instead of against Spain. Anyway, I will cheer for England for every match, every shot. Watching game with friends and having BBQ and beers is vey pleased and exciting. Meanwhile, if England win the game that is full of wonderful things! I bit of hope watch the game with you. I knew that pop band 1 direction. And I knew some of their songs, such as What makes you beautiful and Best song ever. They are very in. Lots of young people and teens have been loving them. You are a good dad for your children. Lucy will certainly appreciate every thing you did for her and remember his lovely experience of first pop concert. I can image that is a splendid weekend. Thank you for all your regards and wishes. My wife and family are all in good health. My goddaughter have been fine. And I often went to call on them. I think her hair was less than you now because her mother cut them due to preventing miliaria. Wish you and your family health and happiness. Take care my good friend. Let's enjoy the world-cup month! Go-go-go England! Don't forget sing this song "We are the champion".

Folks, how do you express this sentence? Thank you. I will let other people have their positions if they let me have some of mine.

LV - Not Noly a Luxury in China I have a colleague whose last name is Lv which is a very common Chinese surname. We all called him 'LV'. One day, my foreign colleague Carl who has learned Chinese for a few month watched a picture and asked LV how to say it in Chinese. LV glanced at it and said 'Lv'. And wrote the Pinyin for him. 'What?' Carl asked with a surprised look on his face, 'Your name is same as donkey?'...... Then LV has asked us to call him Allen, his English name. In Chinese, the pronunciation of donkey is Lv that is same as Lv, a Chinese surname, apart from the tone. Thank you for your correction in advance.

Please explain this double negative sentence Lettie had never yet failed to return from town without some special treat for him. In my view, 'never', 'failed' and 'without' are negation words in this sentense. I seemed 'never ... failed' as 'succeed'. Then I interpreted it as 'Lettie had never taken any special treat for him'. But the meaning is exactly the opposite. Can you explain? Thanks in advance.

How do you express this sentence? I found the following sentence in Collins dictionary. The song's so catchy it makes you bounce around the living room or tap your feet. I usually write it like this way, The song's so catchy. It makes you bounce around the living room or tap your feet. I am wondering if the first expression is your idiomatic expressions? Can I consider it as a grammatical structure? Thank you in advanced.

Which expression is correct? 1. the system of funding for higher education 2. the funding system of higher education 3. the funding system for higher education 4. the higher education funding system All above expressions are clear, which one is correct? Thank you.For an example, The report is about the present higher education funding system in China. Is this sentence correct? And can I replace 'the higher education funding system' to the other mentioned expressions?

How do you search information that someone provided previously on this website? I could not search any previous questions and answers on this website. How did you do when you have question? If this website have the search function, we can save lots of time on asking questions and waiting for answers.

What is your favorite sayings or quotes about life, ambitions, love etc?

One of my favorite quotes is 'Difficulties mastered are opportunities won'.