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commercials on TV can tell you its holiday season usually ?
i don't like family gatherings because i don't really get along with most of my family (i still love them there just weird to hold a conversation with )they worry about me too much cause i don't talk a-lot like many people in my family so it turns into an awkward mess but they give me cake =D which is always an up side.
& that's awful i hope they fix your heating D=

@Good at/good in:
To be good at and to be good in are often interchangeable, and there is no easy rule to follow. In simple statements, like the ones you have quoted, the standard form appears to be good at as in "I'm not very good at football ".

However, in this following sentence, to be good in seems more likely than to be good at, i.e:
"He was the best in the class in French, but in mathematics and chemistry he was not so good."

This is perhaps because with other expressions or verbs denoting assessment or ranking, the preposition in would be required, thus:
" In pharmacology she obtained/scored/gained/attained the highest marks."

So how "In" was used for classes in general and "at" was used for a certain specific thing?

@And: That depends on what you mean by "formal". For example, in goverment documents that lists the country cetizens' rights for example, they don't care about the length of the sentence at all. Formal bussunies doscuments on the other hand, like those for companys and what not, like to shorten as much as possible.

@Grudge: Hehe, I know that, I just love messing with ya :P But no, I don't have any grudges against the French, even though one would think so considering the events of WWII. I'm an open minded person though, and I don't let things that happened in the past bother me too much.

@Google: Well...that's not wrong either. All of them ARE correct, I don'tsee where the problem is. They're all just different expressions for the same thing, like saying "dude" or "man" or "pal"....they all mean the same thing, but different culters use different expressions.

@Halloween: I dressed up as a Witch, and got lots of candy! =D

hey, sorry dident feel like mal last weeks. got my winter dip :P

it will be fine! i feel verry good at the moment :)
go you! good luck on your english class, anduh your gonna be a girl magnet now right? :P

i bacame a vegan. so i have to watch my belly to right now, though mine does the opposite of yours :P

xx

@At the end/in the end:

AT the end of the journey / film / book / street / runway etc.
When you say 'at' you are thinking of a point in time, or a specific place.

IN the end we decided to stay at home.
IN the end the jury found him not guilty
IN the end the staff managed to get a pay rise

If you use 'in' you are thinking of the end of a process, or an argument or a negotiation, rather than a point in time or a particular place

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Actually the difference between pain and hurt is very simple. Pain is a noun, while hurt is a verb. You can't say "My legs pains" but you can say "my legs hurts". You can't say "There's a hurt in my leg" but you can say "There's a pain in my leg".

Get the picture?

Nie do wersji obrazków, ale gry, bo pograłbym sobie ;P

lol, i found Hatsukoi Limited (quite nice, funny stories) also Kimi ni Todoke, really cool

Anyways nice kitty avatar, really good

Take care, ltrs

Thats.... enough to study is you ask me XD

Maybe maybe not :P
And wow.... you must be really smart if your taking test that sound hard XD