In terms of "electric engineer" and "electrical engineer", I would love to give my thought too, I have more than once seen native speakers interchangeably. using a "historical character" and "historic character". Which one should be more accurate?

To MedEd,

The owner of the thread was mentioning " to change history"..and by so, he would need to travel back in time to "change" history. So, you may need to go back and "change history"?

Just my two cents.

To Goofy,

You have previously mentioned the starting period of teaching English grammar,any proofs? so who had amended it?

When we can say about a current movie classic, an immediate joke classic,the discipline more about ancient Greek beings and roman beings at university is titled Classics,

Jane Austen has been my girl since I was 13 in highschool in China.

To Percy,

Can I ask you a question? So what is the exact difference between classical and classic? Thanks.

This thread is a bit hot, sadly, there is no woman joining.

But anyways, in order to possibly roll with Robert Browning's prose, as two balls, I would say, if a man interprets beauty in an overly literal way, he may become like a fundamentalist Christian comprehending the Holy Bible and ergo, be a less attractive man to beautiful women.

I personally think Jeremy is a heavily scientific person.

Wood, I thought you had been scared by the question sir..:). No, nothing there, but if you want to keep your privacy, it is perfectly fine. When I started learning English in highschool in China, I was unhappy to see the differings of English. To me, English has only been from England ( even now, I still insist on this). Just follow the beautiful Queen :).

Very interesting, so do you have any email address we can keep discussing on these topics? Thanks.