isale_gan2:

  Ola2,
Fake tutors have invaded this space o ! 

Odunnu:

Prof! I'm still loyal. Forget my absence from school, i'll do you proud. Lol.

Odunnu:


Shey you saw how busy body, Ileke and Slap1 suddenly dropped out of school?

Odunnu:


Isale, naijababe, MissyB, Serenpidity and the rest of them cant get a better grade than I.

And those[b] bored of[/b] using the word ‘mates’ might consider ‘bromance’, the new trendy way of referring to friendship between men.

Serendipity:

I guess you are simply rudderless.
I still maintain that you can't have 'more tougher'
Or what prevents 'more better or more taller' from being correct if 'more tougher' is acceptable.
If more tougher is acceptable?

Gago, 25, made a positive impression after joining Real from Boca Juniors, but has falled out of favour under Jose Mourinho.

femmy2010:

The used "felled" is allowed.

ola olabiy:

Fell? As in a tree?


But, "fall out of" is a stock(?) expression - hence my question. The paper actually meant the past participle of "fall"

ola olabiy:

Hi NLanders, please help.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2030256/Manchester-City-target-trophies-Champions-League-draw.html#ixzz1WCMxy1KT

Is "falled" now allowed? Or just a mistake? It's not just Online, mind you. It's in their print edition today.

Just curious.

MyFidelis:

Note that in the article, "falled out of" was used-not 'felled'.Since "falled" does not exist in English Language,I believe it was mistakenly used.

sukzez:

Pls the word 'proudness', is it correct?

sukzez:

Pls the word 'proudness', is it correct?

Ileke-IdI:

sacking.

You be Engrish Prof?

Prof, I still dey wait oh

semid4lyfe:

Oga me Prof, long time no see. how body nah?

Anyway, me don come again with my problem o.

I bin blow one grammar like that for one thread but I nor come sure whether e correct or not. Na im be this:

''That result coupled with the loss to Poland a week later and the disgraceful performance of the team in the COPA America resulted in the sack of Sergio Batista''

So which is correct?. . SACK OR SACKING?

Jarus:

Prof, quick one:

What is the correct pronunciation of the word SCHEDULE? Skedul or Shedul?

I use both interchangeably depending on which the person I'm talking to uses.

Pronunciation:/ˈʃɛdjuːl, ˈskɛd-/

naijababe:

I think 'skedul' is the correct pronouciation although I hear people saying shedule alot, I don't say it. Think of words like [b]Sch[/b]eme, [b]Sch[/b]ool, [b]Sch[/b]olar etc.

naijababe:

^ Oh well, something[i] learned [/i] today  . I'm just dandy, prof. You?

ola olabiy:

In the UK, I think shedul is preferred.

Ileke-IdI:

sacking.

naijababe:

Three quarters of the English population can't speak their own language well ; I rarely pay any mind to their preferences

ola olabiy:

You're really enjoying yourself on NL. Eze, Abadaba, Akmann77 and co will never forget you.