happy - happily / adv - adj. We are HAPPY to announce that school will be closed this Friday. - ADJ. ? I will HAPPILY wait for you if we can go for ice cream afterwards. - ADV. ? Am I right? Thank you.

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Clean Green Neighbourhood' Day. Clean Green Neighbourhood' Day. Sunday, 13 October 2019. We all live in the same city. And we want it to be beautiful and clean. We invite you to take part in the event of the day "clean, green neighborhood" ! Day's Activities: 1) 9-12 am: garbage collection 2) 12-14 pm: sorting of garbage 3) 14-18 pm: planting trees and flowers Only together can we save our planet!

Her inexperienced lawyer put the result of the case in ... A - jeopardy, B - risk, C - hazard, D - crisis. I would use all these options. Thank you.

AN forever or AND forever? Importance always means one thing in relation to another. There is no such thing as importance alone. What if "nothing" never existed? Maybe there is and always was AND everything forever. or Importance always means one thing in relation to another. There is no such thing as importance alone. What if "nothing" never existed? Maybe there is and always was AN everything forever.

out of out of the question - it's impossible, it's not acceptable, it's can't happen, it's not going to happen. out of blue - if something happens unexpectedly and you're surprised. out of line - if someone behaves inappropriately. He knew that what he was now doing marked a turning peint in his life - it was out of line with everything that had preceded it. (F. S. Fitzgerald, ‘Tender Is the Night’, part I, ch. XX) I thought your behaviour at the meeting was a bit put of line. (ODCIE) That last remark was out of line. (RHD) Sorry if I was out of line last evening. (WD) out of league - you think they are some how better than you. out of nowhere - suddenly, unexpectedly. out of order - let's take the stairs because the lift is out of order. out of place - if you feel uncomfortable in a situation. out of shape - not fit, not physically strong.

I can not understand the baby joke about. Would you help me? Did you hear about the parents who work at the instruction book factory? Do you know what they called their son? Men well.

Beaten up man has irresistible desire. Banged-up man itches. Battered man reflected passion. Битому неймётся. Beaten up man has irresistible desire. Banged-up man itches. Battered man reflected passion. Could you tell me please does English language have a proverb or an idiom about a desire revanche for a defeated man or a nation or a state? The attempt by "some country" - a defeated country - to attain military power and nuclear armaments. - Banged-up man itches.

I Am The Crazy Teacher That The Kids From Last Year Warned You About. I Am The Crazy Teacher That The Kids From Last Year Warned You About. This is t-short inscription ( a/the t-short inscription?). Whether "I Am The Crazy Teacher The Kids From Last Year Warned You About" could be used as a printing on a t-shirt? Without "That". Is a meaning of the phrase lost?