Grace's post:
I'm going to write a sentence and I'd like one person at a time to finish the sentence and start another one so it will become a (funny?)story. If everyone joins in, it should work and hopefully it will be funny.
The sentence is:
It was midnight and I had a craving for something to eat so I went downstairs and to my surprise......
come on guys! let's have some fun!!!!
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Wednesday, 21 November 2007
Wednesday, 14 November 2007
A LITTLE DOUBT
Good morning everybody!
I have a little question: is it correct to say: “I’ll call him ON his mobile” or would it be better to use a different preposition?
Thanks to everybody.
Saturday, 10 November 2007
grammar reference
- thinking of = have an idea,a opinion,to remember
- thinking about = to consider
They are both followed by the -ing form.
You can't say "I think to".
Phrasal verb: look
-look up (look up this world in the dictionary)
-look at (look at something)
-lok for (i'm looking for my pen)
-look after (take care)
-look over (to control)
Phrasal's frame:
Subject
Verb
Object
Manner
Place
Time
- thinking about = to consider
They are both followed by the -ing form.
You can't say "I think to".
Phrasal verb: look
-look up (look up this world in the dictionary)
-look at (look at something)
-lok for (i'm looking for my pen)
-look after (take care)
-look over (to control)
Phrasal's frame:
Subject
Verb
Object
Manner
Place
Time
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