Lyrics of a song Dear members I'd appreciate it if someone writes the lyrics of the song that is being played at the beginning of the cartoon "Ivan the incredible"(English version). The cartoon has been shared on youtube, the address is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfJtEAexTWo (if I'm right) Thanks a lot

When can we use verb "have" -as the main verb- in present progressive tense? For clarifying, can I say "We are having water with our dinner" or "I'm having a baby" or "I'm having a car" or "I'm having an exam tomorrow" or the like. So in what meaning do we use "have" in present progressive tense?

A question about verb "have." In what meaning or meanings you never use "have" in present progressive tense

A question about subject-verb agreement. Sorry if the question seems to be silly, but actually my mind got stock. Here is the question. Is "were the food and service OK?" is correct or "was the food and service OK?" Thanks in advance

Which is correct? I was wondering if someone could tell me which is correct "This activity burns more calories than the other one." "This activity burns some calories more than the other one."

What do you call that in English? While reading a book I summarize it on my notebook using curly brackets, arrows, underlines and the like. I wanted to search for software to make that easier and more manageable to me, but I wonder what you call it in English. I searched for "Summarizing software", "mind mapping software” already but they weren't the ones I wanted. Thanks for your help in advance

which is more common in conversation? could you tell me which is more common in everyday conversation? "don't come to pick us up" or "don't come to pick up us"

A question about comparative adjective. One I heard “it don’t matter” in a film, I searched and found out that it’s a variation of English named as “black English” or something like that, if I’m right. Now I want to know whether there is “formaler” as the comparative form to “formal”, or the other forms of adding –er to make comparative adjectives, while in the Standard English it is considered to be grammatically incorrect.

When do you use 'do', 'play', or 'go' with physical or everyday activities? Especially when it comes to "boxing", what do you say? "do boxing", "play boxing", or "go boxing"