Speaking english is easy??!!

Greetings,
^..sTr!vEr..^ said:
Who said English is easy?
Fill in the blanks below with yes or no
1-____ I don’t have brain.
2-____ I don’t have sense.
3-____ I’m stupid
4-____ I don’t know English.
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I'm another person who doesn't get this.

Putting 'yes' or 'no' in front of these phrases does make a difference to the meaning, but I don't know what that shows.

The first two don't make sense anyway.

Also, I don't know anyone who thinks English is an easy language. It's a very hard language to learn properly - many native speakers never master it. English spelling is famously crazy. For just about every grammatical rule there are loads of exceptions, and if anyone here can give a quick explanation of how to use English prepositions I'd love to hear it!

Peace
 
czgibson said:
Greetings,


I'm another person who doesn't get this.

Putting 'yes' or 'no' in front of these phrases does make a difference to the meaning, but I don't know what that shows.

The first two don't make sense anyway.

Also, I don't know anyone who thinks English is an easy language. It's a very hard language to learn properly - many native speakers never master it. English spelling is famously crazy. For just about every grammatical rule there are loads of exceptions, and if anyone here can give a quick explanation of how to use English prepositions I'd love to hear it!

Peace
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I couldn't disagree less. :p

Maybe Eliza Doolittle can shed some light into this..
 
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I agree with Messrs Gibson and Takumi. This is like one of those silly email thingies that some Pakistani with bad English spams my inbox with, in the vain hope that I'd find it funny. Hmm.

P.s. 'Messrs' is one of the most kickass words in the English language.
 
Muezzin said:
I agree with Messrs Gibson and Takumi. This is like one of those silly email thingies that some Pakistani with bad English spams my inbox with, in the vain hope that I'd find it funny. Hmm.

P.s. 'Messrs' is one of the most kickass words in the English language.
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I use that word every day at work maybe one day Inshallah you be calling me Messrs Sis786 Solicitors
 
Abd'Majid said:
english!

so whats Messrs?

:sl:
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Word used by legal firms when they refer to each other ..like Messrs Rays Solicitors or Messrs Steel and Clunis Solicitors Load of jargan

and as for you Mister me already got someone of another forum a Traning contract i think my boss would be worried if i approache dhim again YET for another BROTHER OF THE FORUM i would loose my job first even now thye think im typing work lol
 
Muezzin said:
Dear boy, 'Messrs' is the plural of 'Mr'. As in 'Messrs Laurel and Hardy'.

Pass me some char. Then begone with you, what what.
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what do you say good sir that i kindly take off my shoe and give you a right thrashing for using the words "begone with you". yes, what :okay:
 
Abd'Majid said:
what do you say good sir that i kindly take off my shoe and give you a right thrashing for using the words "begone with you". yes, what :okay:
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I'd say have at you! For what use is a shoe against the reconstructed bi-plane of the Red Baron, nyah!

Chocks away!

And we really have to get back on topic. :p
 
Muezzin said:
I'd say have at you! For what use is a shoe against the reconstructed bi-plane of the Red Baron, nyah!

Chocks away!

And we really have to get back on topic. :p
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this is on topic: We are practising making speaking english easy!

*takes off his white gloves and smacks it across muezzins left cheek*

SIR! I CHALLENGE YOU TO A DUEL ;D ;D ;D
 
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