Hi RH
If only, that would be nice, I'd be printing RMB all night, They didn't say that they were going to do anything illegal like print me a degree. Just got the impression I could earn a legal one but merely get it a bit in advance. Of course at some stage, you are right it would have to be printed like even one from Oxford University. I need to cooperate so she said. 'A nod's as good as a wink' but still above board and legal. If not a tincy wincy bit under the table.

Yes, I deserved to be corrected in respect of my English, 'advice and advise' This is good, exactly one of the reasons I came on this site. Thank you. While we are at it can you advise me on when to use who's and whose, please? I always get in a tangle over those two.

Can I ask you about a lesson plan based on this for the under tens? Seems to me lots of good English in these.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj2QkLaaj2E