Hello again.
I have a new exercise for you about that complicated subject of infinitives, gerunds etc.
http://englishgrammarsecrets.com/grammar11/menu.php
I have a happy ending for my story about my not seeing my daughter in Barcelona. She is coming again next week. Fingers crossed.
On the first of May it is Mayday. My other daughter and granddaughters will be out selling bunches of mayflowers in Lyon. They go into the local woods to pick the flowers and then sell them for two euros. The mayflower is also called the lily of the valley.
You might know that the term mayday is also used as an international signal of distress.But why? It has nothing to do with English at all. In French, “m’aidez” means “help me” and that is pronounced “mayday”.
Hope you have a nice week.
Pearson BROWN
I like your lessons, but some features does not run in my cumputer
I am always confused with this Verb-ing forms like gerund, progressive tense, active participle , and adjective clauses which omitting the relative pronouns.
sincerely your english book is very better.and therefore if i have any problem i went to call you.GOD BLESS YOU.