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Toronto Scarborough Towncenter take off before 6pm on Jun 6 to Ottawa downtown back at 5pm on Jun 8 sunday from Ottawa downtown to Scarborough towncenter. one way $25, round trip $40 Call: 416-388-1595 or email: seanhomework@hotmail.com

Does anybody know coupon number or code for car rental, whatever rental company. :D

One way only from Ottawa downtown or bayshore Center to Toronto Scarborough towncenter Leave before 5pm on Sunday $20, Contact Sean at 416-3881595 or leave messager to 613-2369932

We dribble away our life, little by little, in small packages - we don’t throw it away all at once. (Copied from the Toastmaster’s Treasure Chest)

If life had second time, how I would correct the proof. (Copied from the Toastmaster’s Treasure Chest)

ITWO之每日Phrasal Verb: Take somebody in (8/9/2002) If the police take sb in, they take them to a police station to question them about the crime. Example: Homer has been taken in for questioning. Grammar: V + N/Pron + Adv / V + Adv + N

To allow sb to stay in your home. Example: Prettylion takes in paying guests. Grammar: V + N/Pron + Adv / V + Adv + N

ITWO之每日Idiom: have/get a finger in every/many/several `pie/pies (8/9/2002) Be involved in many different activities and have influence over many people, often in order to get an advantage for yourself Example: A good politician has a finger in several pies in order to keep the public happy.

Make progress, especially when this is slow or difficult. Example: The boat was unable to make much headway against the tide.

Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result. (Copied from the Toastmaster's Treasure Chest)

used to tell someone to wake upand get out of bed Example: Rise and shine, baby, It’s time for school!

to remove something and place it somewhere else Example: They had to take the book away with you. Grammar: V + N./Pron. + Adv / V + Adv + N.

One life, a little gleam of time between two eternities. (Copied from the Toastmaster’s Treasure Chest )

1. to remove sb. from somewhere; to lead or move sb. to another place. 2. to take sb with you on a trip or holiday/vacation 3. to make it necessary for sb. to leave a place, especially temporarily Example: 1. I can take you away from all this trouble. 2. My father took me away from...

To feel sick or upset Example: What’s the matter with Jane? She looks rather out of sorts today.