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sigmundfreud: Am really feeling ur dia-ry lar-ry!Thanks a lot, genius. Coming from you, the compliment goes a mile. Thank you, sir. |
timpaker:Not gonna happen, dear. |
[quote author=uj_sizzle]When's the wedding? [/quote]No wedding, dear. Don't mind the wishful thinker. |
[quote author=Mynd_44]Whatever you say[/quote]*Yawns* Tell me something interesting. |
[quote author=Mynd_44]I am trying to put you two together na[/quote]Your turning Doctor Hitch on me now, aren't you? |
[quote author=Mynd_44]Princesa [/quote]*Sighs* Can thou ever be weirder? |
[quote author=sкчscrαρεr™]^^ I've seen your correction and explanations. Thanks alot.[/quote]You're welcome, buddy. God bless you. |
[quote author=Mynd_44]His wedding[/quote]A wedding with who? You? |
Someone or something must have pissed her off. |
[quote author=don_salvy]I don't think it's correct to sae 'how are you sure?'. 'How' z used 2 demand 4 description. You can't ask someone 2 describe his/her assurance rather you can only ask 'why' he/she z sure. The correct way to use 'how' here z 'how sure are you' so as 2 gv d degree of assurance.[/quote]The argument lies in using both 'How' and 'Are' in asking questions. Both statements ('How are you sure?' and 'How sure are you?') are grammatically correct, I think. Sureness can definitely be explained with some degree of descriptions. |
[quote author=sкчscrαρεr™]i've given some examples in the aforemention. Another example: how/are you coming?[/quote]Correction: I've given some examples in the aforementioned. * I've * aforementioned |
[quote author=sкчscrαρεr™]how/are sure are you? How/are you any better? How/are you suppose to be there? Etc..[/quote]1. Depending on how you are presenting the question, you can use both words in asking the question (e.g. How are you sure?). You can likewise use the plural vowel 'are' in starting the question with applying 'How' (e.g. Are you sure?). The first example, however, requires that your recipient gives an explanation on his sureness, while the second example is a question that usually requires a simple yes/no reply. 2. The only correct form for this is 'Are you any better?' 3. The same rules that apply for the '1' above guide this too. |
[quote author=sкчscrαρεr™]Please i'm having problems using how and are in asking a question![/quote]How are you having problem with that? |
OMA4U: Larry-sun, please leave these people and go update your diary joor.... I'm feeling it.Thanks for reading, buddy. |
Copied right out from English textbooks. Nice, but the OP should watch spellings too...there is no 'harzardous' in the English language spellings, 'hazardous', yes. |
[quote author=Mynd_44]Ori e pe Jare ![]() [/quote] What are these guys saying? |
Cathaliya: I know...You knew but you asked! Everyone is out partying, I guess. |
Cathaliya: what is olfactory lobes?Related to the nostrils. |
timpaker:Nothing scares me...except sharp objects, and tongues. |
timpaker:I'm seeing a gauntlet. |
timpaker:Whatever art thou insinuating? |
timpaker:Jesus Christ! |
timpaker:Yes, I am. I still haven't seen anything wrong with that, dear. |
timpaker: ![]() |
timpaker:Guilty conscience? |
Tovot: lol I will, how are you?Thanks. I'm good, dear. |
Tovot: Are some writers turning gay?Help me ask them, ma'am. |
Cathaliya: is he gay?He's not, trust me. |
[quote author=Mynd_44]Welcome to the world of Larry-sun[/quote]I'm not a gay joh! |
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What are these guys saying?
