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MS Access Forum / General 1 / May 2008Learn English!!!!! Know everything !!!!!!!!!!!
Learn English!!!!! Know everything !!!!!!!!!!! Learn English and free download Grammar & dictionary. Just click the website and share ur thoughts….enter in the search column “What do u want about English language”? u’ll get it it everything….. A common example of two verbs mixed up by learners are 'made' and 'do'. For example, someone might use 'make a course' or 'do changes' – as opposed to the correct format: 'do a course' and 'make changes'. "Language shapes the way we think, and determines what we can think about." http://Onlinespokenenglish.googlepages.com/home > Learn English!!!!! Know everything !!!!!!!!!!! Interesting, I know a great many people who are fluent in English, and not one of them knows "everything". If it were the case, then it would seem you ought to know that USENET rules and the newsgroup's charter prohibit unsolicited advertising posts (aka SPAM), see the FAQ at http://www.mvps.org/access/netiquette.htm. This spammer's mail server (gmail), and news server (google groups), and site host (googlepages) have all received complaints. Larry Linson > > Learn English!!!!! Know everything !!!!!!!!!!! > > Interesting, I know a great many people who are fluent in English, and not > one of them knows "everything". In addition, who is going to take an English "teaching service" seriously when they don't know how to use an exclamation mark? Keith. Each exclamation point increases the emphasis of previous ones exponentially. If that Subject were voiced, you'd need a good set of earplugs plus sound-cancelling earmuffs. :-) Or you could just be like the OP and not hear anything at all because his head is up his arse :-) The Frog > Or you could just be like the OP and not hear anything > at all because his head is up his arse :-) Don't be inhibited, Mr. Frog, you don't have to hold it in -- you can say how you really feel about Mr. Multiple Exclamation Points. <GRIN> Larry |
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