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sleepsleep wrote: i thought steep price means expensive, ![]() |
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sleepsleep wrote: agree, $235 is quite steep in my country's currency, Refer to: http://www.dictionary.com/browse/steep "Steep" as an adjective | The second meaning ![]() |
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sleepsleep wrote: - wonder what happened in you all life? ![]() |
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revolution wrote:
i prefer android phone with pure android instead of addon ui, and hopefully with 3 to 4GB memory, and cross fingers it could lasts for another 4 years, ![]() i still think the phone and desktop os experience thing is weird, why i can't have a phone with my chosen applications only? why it is hard to have something that you want exactly as what you want it to be? YONG wrote:
i would suggest get those unpopular crypto coins (probably in large amount) and wait until they become bitcoin ![]() i still think, electricity is the best universal currency, network bandwidth and quota too is the best form of universal currency, |
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sleepsleep wrote: i prefer android phone with pure android instead of addon ui, ![]() |
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sleepsleep wrote: i would suggest get those unpopular crypto coins (probably in large amount) and wait until they become bitcoin ![]() |
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YONG wrote:
so far, i think xiaomi a1 is our best hope, i heard motorola will come up with something like android one project, but this brand seems to have lots of problems with their current e4 and g5 series, you could peek in motorola / lenovo official forum, btw, lenovo k6 note also got 4gb memory, YONG wrote:
there are people who younger than me, and they gone already, my uncle was 31 in age when he died of cancer several years ago, |
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some questions regarding english language,
1. why we must add "s" in verb for singular, and no "s" for plural, eg. he eats, she sings, they dance, YONG dances, 2. what is the purpose of this "s" if you must define the (singular / plural) before using verb? 3. could we start a sentence with verb? 4. regarding "s" in noun, cakes mean lots of cake, sweet is only 1 sweet, but sweets got more than 1 sweet, 5. "s" only mean more than 1, but there is no guess to its quantity, it could be a lot, a little more than 1 or simply 2, (so what is the point of this "s" in noun?) 6. this and these, is this means single object,? are these mean more than 1 object? ? this cake is correct, ? these cakes are correct, ? is this is correct ? are this is wrong ? this cakes is wrong, ? these cake are wrong, these cakes look awesome? this cakes look awesome? these cake looks delicious? this cake looks delicious? |
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We don't pluralise verbs: Present simple tense adds an 's', this is not a plural (he eats). Multiple subjects (plural subjects) don't add an 's' (they eat). i.e. we don't actually pluralise verbs, we only pluralise nouns. When a verb gets an 's' is it showing present tense, not plural.
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afaik, verb add "s" if the object that executes it is "singular" (in present tense),
if object that executes it is "plural" then no "s", he loves swimming, they love swimming, but why? because in front of verb, we already use a pronoun to identify the executor is singular or plural, |
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sleepsleep wrote: but why? ![]() |
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revolution wrote: Hehe, because that's the way it is. If you try to apply logic to the English language you will just give yourself a headache. maybe, ![]() there gotta be some sort of wisdom in this thousand years existence, ![]() e·lite /əˈlēt,āˈlēt/ lite /līt/ i hate how they are totally different in pronunciation, ![]() |
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sleepsleep wrote: e·lite In fact, I pointed out, on some other thread, the following example a long time ago: lullaby http://www.dictionary.com/browse/lullaby Shouldn't the pronunciation be "LU-la-by"? Yet, the "proper" pronunciation is "LA-la-by"! As I regularly teach both UK and US students, I need to "adjust" my pronunciations of certain terms accordingly. How to Pronounce "Methane" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Cmd8It3P5s ![]() |
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sleepsleep wrote: afaik, verb add "s" if the object that executes it is "singular" (in present tense), ![]() |
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sleepsleep wrote: there are people who younger than me, and they gone already ![]() |
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BTW, I created an online multi-currency digital wallet that supports bitcoin, dogecoin, and litecoin. If forum members, for whatever reasons, want to send me their digital coins, just pm me. Thanks in advance!
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YONG wrote: Yet, the "proper" pronunciation is "LA-la-by"! |
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revolution wrote: I hope people don't try to be too rigid and unaccepting of new and interesting variations of existing words. Especially in the age of the Internet where different cultures mix like they never have before and such concepts as "proper" usage vary wildly. Sadly, I don't think that they would accept your opinion on this matter. |
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YONG wrote: You should talk to those "experienced" teachers in schools and those "highly-qualified" examiners regularly marking public exam papers. Like it or not, they decide whether something is correct or not, grammatically or idiomatically speaking. YONG wrote: Sadly, I don't think that they would accept your opinion on this matter. |
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