femmy2010:

Oga Ola,
No more chalk for class nii?
Me dey miss those posers ooo.

meiloya:

Nice one Ogbeni ola olabiy.

But, wait a second, do you think it is really possible to always construct the language flawlessly under intense pressure? I think it is not so easy. I believe the language is easier written than spoken. Nobody is exempted from making mistakes here and there; even if a person studied the language up to master's level at the uni, there are still limitations. Even native speakers, very educated ones O, are guilty of wrong Anglais. I have meet countless of both British and American native speakers who, instead of saying one of the boys that are here, said, one of the boys that is here. Many of them also say with regard[b]s [/b]to what we spoke about yesterday, instead of with regard to what we spoke about yesterday.

One morning in naija, I was in my oga's office while he was interviewing this light skinned chick. During the discussion, this chick, because of tension, said my researche[b]s[/b] would be of the highest quality possible, Kai, my oga just wrote her off immediately, I used style to tell my oga that the fact that the chick pluralized research did not imply a low proficiency in the language, But my oga, a Nigerian returnee from the US, wrote her off immediately, This girl n[b]a English Graduate O[/b]. I no go talk her school sha, make some people no vex for me. Nonetheless, it is good to always practise, One day, person go reach Obama and co level. Me sef don talk information[b]s[/b] before while giving a presentation some years ago. Tension can really make person make mistakes. I look back and laugh whenever I remember.

The idea sha is for one to keep on working on oneself. Concerted efforts geared at improving spoken ability will surely yield results in the long run. No doubt!


Success.

Itankananananananakakaka

ola olabiy:

POSER.


PDP and CPC neck and neck in key constituencies.




PDP and CPC neck in neck in key constituencies.






Which one, please?

femmy2010:



"neck and neck"
This reflects an unclear lead between the two competitors.

AjanleKoko:

A Poser for the house.

The word schooling. Is it a valid English word?
If so, is it a noun, verb, adjective, or adverb?

ola olabiy:

http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/schooling

Missy ★ B:

Good evening prof and fellow students I've got some sentences I need clarification on.
I'll start with -
1)
a) The woman who brought the . . .
b) The woman that brought the . . .
Question : Is who a variant of that and vice-versa, in this case? Are both sentences correct? If not, which is wrong and why?

2)
a) I'm yet to . . .
b) I've yet to . . .

Is it up to the speaker to decide whether to use the to be verb or the to have verb; that is, are both correct? If not, which is wrong and why?

chamotex:

Olodo. . . smh
Come inside the room let me tell you jor