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por damipkgf el 18 mar 2012, 21:18
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No me parece que sean tan cutres
Complít de séntensis... güiz de güors in braquets.
Nau chuus de correct ansar: EI... BI... SI... or DI."
Por dios, qué inglés más de lata, la hostia. El soniquete es siempre el mismo.
Había una que era como una especie de DJ seguido de un "aaaaaaaah" vaya mierda LOL
Y el de inglés, un tío empanado: "Peich forti nain. Vocabiulary" XDDDDDDD
Complít de séntensis... güiz de güors in braquets.
Nau chuus de correct ansar: EI... BI... SI... or DI."
Por dios, qué inglés más de lata, la hostia. El soniquete es siempre el mismo.si escribes como pronuncias lo llevas mal en inglés y en español un poco
No me crees? Escucha esta abominación.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPS-BIVEZXw
Besided, I truly believe I've better English than you, unless you can prove otherwise. Should you do it, please inform me as soon as possible.
No me crees? Escucha esta abominación.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPS-BIVEZXwYo también hice un ejercicio con esa canción! XD Y a mi profe casi le da algo...
Besided, I truly believe I've better English than you, unless you can prove otherwise. Should you do it, please inform me as soon as possible.Well, on the internet is not easy if you are telling that sentence with sarcasm or if you are serious, sorry if I ofended you with that, bt I'm a little bit like Sheldon Cooper with sarcasm or irony.
As you have seen I have a good english level
As you have seen I have a good english levelCan anyone tell me what on earth is going on?
"on the internet IT is not easy TO KNOW WHETHER you are SAYING that sentence with sarcasm or you are BEING serious."
You forgot the pronoun, you should have written "to know" after "easy", you may write "wheter" rather than "if", you'd better use "tell" only if you're adding an object - otherwise you should use "say", and you should have used present continuous in the second 'whether' clause.
I'm also more or less like Sheldon Cooper with mistakes. I can also make them, but I like being told which mistakes I make.
As you have seen I have a good english level.
No me parece que sean tan cutresCreo, que se refiere a los segundos musicales previos al propio Listening.
"on the internet IT is not easy TO KNOW WHETHER you are SAYING that sentence with sarcasm or you are BEING serious."
You forgot the pronoun, you should have written "to know" after "easy", you may write "wheter" rather than "if", you'd better use "tell" only if you're adding an object - otherwise you should use "say", and you should have used present continuous in the second 'whether' clause.
I'm also more or less like Sheldon Cooper with mistakes. I can also make them, but I like being told which mistakes I make.Thank you for correcting the mistakes, I had some doubts about ''tell'' or ''say'' when I wrote it, because in this case I didn't know what was better.
"I want to say someting."
"I want to tell YOU something."
The verb 'tell' has a "personal object" (I'm saying "personal" because even though it's an indirect object, it can be the subject of an hypothetical passive sentence, just as in the ending phrase in my previous message). On the other hand, 'say' lacks this personal object.
Glad to have helped you.