This was an article I found online but it was a SPAM ARTICLE which means it was written by someone likely overseas who doesn't speak English.

(is that proper English?)

He was Hispanic but spoke good English so I asked him "what do you know about this house over here?"

What's a little English as a second language between friends?

The English as a Second Language program here is huuuuuuge, with more koreans than anyone.

I am sure you didn't get your vast and overwhelming experience you portray to be having with the breast milk...It's like me assuming you have no proper command of the English language since the idiom you are applying would technically be considered an improper use.Besides that rant: Yes, I do praise the heavens; he left, with no damage and the place clean.

Wish I had dollar every time wanted me to finance them building their dream home themselves, I had to point out that my money is in that house and the value is based on windows closing, doors actually opening, floors being level and trim meeting in the corners and I was not going to let an English teacher build a house just to see if he could do it!

Thank you all so much for taking the time to explain everything in plain English to a noob!

So I need properties that I as a caucasian female, red headed women who only speak English and German can manage.Definitely do some research on this blog focusing on people that have been successful with what you are looking at doing.

ENGLISH Mensa Invitational - for lexophilesThe Washington Post's Mensa Invitational once again invited readers to take any word from the dictionary, alter it by adding, subtracting, or changing one letter, and supply a new definition.