Bibliomancy Do you know what's bibliomancy? It's the use of books in divination. I realy like to do it, 'cause it hasn't worked, but always gave me funny moments. One day I wanted to decide if I should invite a girl to go out, so I opened the first book in my face and read this words: "How much electrical power do we have in the LEM, and how much oxygen?" I liked this sentence, electrical power seemed I'd have a good meet. So I go, "If you have time how about dinner and a movie?" and She goes "That's so lovely, let me ask to my boyfriend". I'll be grateful if you correct me.

Short horror story I live in an old house in the countryside. It’s a big house, but I live alone now, because my two sons have gone away to study on the city. One day I've noticed that the doors in the house were always opened. I thought it was strange, because I knew that I've closed the doors many times. So, I decided close all doors in the house. The last one was my bedroom’s door. I sat in my bed and I waited for fifteen minutes. So then I went out of my bedroom and I felt fear at the first time in my life. It was a real fear. All the doors in the house were opened. I'll be grateful if you correct me.

Are there some difference between "I like it" and "I like that"? I've seen these sentences a lot of times. I think these two sentences are used in the same context, am I right?

How is the difference between "I think..." and "I find..." in opinion sentences? I've read sometimes sentences like that: I think I'm ready I thought I was an alien I find that country life really agree with me I found it strange that... Then, I wanna know if there are some difference to use think/thought or find/found, becouse in opinion sentences both have the same translation in my mother languege Thank you!

"I thought I'd wear a shirt today". Is [I'd] a contraction of [I had] or [I would] in this sentence? I've seen this sentence in the final scene of The Pursuit of Happyness. I don't understand it. If I want to say that, maybe I'd say: "I thought I should wear a shirt today. But, I thought [I'd] never is a contraction of [I should].