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for one's sake, means for one's love, merit, interest. In French, you would translate the expression " For God's sake" by "pour l'amour de Dieu"

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Ohh thank you Sugerette :o

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Thanks for your explanation too Algeriana :)

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you english seems good to :)

 

My pleasure pulse :) Happy to help :)

 

thank you,i'm in college and i'm studying english and american literature and civilization...i'm bored sometimes but it is so interesting !!! i'm trying to improve my english every day but i think that the best mean to learn a language is to go to the country and to be faced to everyday life there.

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thank you,i'm in college and i'm studying english and american literature and civilization...i'm bored sometimes but it is so interesting !!! i'm trying to improve my english evry day but i think thaht the best mean to learn a language is to go the country and to be faced to everyday life.

 

interesting. To be an english teacher? why american lit and civilization though?

 

It's true, the best, true way to learn a language is to go to that country for 6 months or a year.

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interesting. To be an english teacher? why american lit and civilization though?

 

It's true, the best, true way to learn a language is to go to that country for 6 months or a year.[

 

yeah,teacher why not.to answer to your question,i love the american history,i think that the Us have a great and rich history...uk's history is so boring (im sorry for people from uk but..)

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interesting. To be an english teacher? why american lit and civilization though?

 

It's true, the best, true way to learn a language is to go to that country for 6 months or a year.[

 

yeah,teacher why not.to answer to your question,i love the american history,i think that the Us have a great and rich history...uk's history is so boring (im sorry for people from uk but..)

 

well, then, we'll agree to disagree ;)

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Hatched means coupé, à la hache.

comme une voiture, une Accent :mdr::mdr:

Oh, Je divague,

 

so, you think that my english accent is butchered? :rolleyes:

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You people should just sit , read Mister Ladoz enlightened commentaries and ........................LEARN !!!! :mdr::mdr::mdr:

 

Oh my, Mister Ladoz, what a mighty big pride you have :p

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You people should just sit down, read Mister Ladoz enlightened commentaries and ........................LEARN !!!! :mdr::mdr::mdr:

 

Latoztoz might have to learn before trying to say to people whatever it looks like something correct.:)

 

"Who pretends to know the most, is generally the one who knows the less "

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You people should just sit , read Mister Ladoz enlightened commentaries and ........................LEARN !!!! :mdr::mdr::mdr:

 

lol...

One must choose the lesser of two evils..

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Latoztoz might have to learn before trying to say to people whatever it looks like something correct.:)

 

"Who pretends to know the most, is generally the one who knows the less "

 

Hey ...................

 

Who the hell you think you are ???:mad:

 

How dare you ???:chut:

 

No comments are allowed once Mister Ladoz has ......................spoken :beer_smile:

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Hey ...................

 

Who the hell you think you are ???:mad:

 

How dare you ???:chut:

 

No comments are allowed once Mister Ladoz has ......................spoken :beer_smile:

 

Nimos has never had to dare about what people might think, as long as they "Think".

 

Ps: Allow is a verb which is better when is chosen rather than when given.

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Latoztoz might have to learn before trying to say to people whatever it looks like something correct.:)

 

"Who pretends to know the most, is generally the one who knows the less "

 

I agree with what you say, but don't understand why you underligned commentary. The word is correct:

 

commentary

noun

/ˈkɒm.ən.tri/

/ˈkɑː.mən.ter-/

Definition

• a spoken description of an event on the radio or television that is broadcast as the event happens

The commentary on the Olympic games was much better on the other channel.

• a set of written remarks on an event, book or person which explains its subject or expresses an opinion on it

There's a good arts coverage in the newspaper, but not much political commentary.

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I agree with what you say, but don't understand why you underligned commentary. The word is correct:

 

commentary

noun

/ˈkɒm.ən.tri/

/ˈkɑː.mən.ter-/

Definition

• a spoken description of an event on the radio or television that is broadcast as the event happens

The commentary on the Olympic games was much better on the other channel.

• a set of written remarks on an event, book or person which explains its subject or expresses an opinion on it

There's a good arts coverage in the newspaper, but not much political commentary.

 

With all do respect , Mr Ladoz doesn't understand the meaning of this very speech :wavetowel:

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Great man ................great ego :crazy:

 

You should start proving you are indeed a great man, to see if you are worthy of your ego.

One does not designate himself a great man, one is chosen a great man by his friends and people. :)

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I agree with what you say, but don't understand why you underligned commentary. The word is correct:

 

commentary

noun

/ˈkɒm.ən.tri/

/ˈkɑː.mən.ter-/

Definition

• a spoken description of an event on the radio or television that is broadcast as the event happens

The commentary on the Olympic games was much better on the other channel.

• a set of written remarks on an event, book or person which explains its subject or expresses an opinion on it

There's a good arts coverage in the newspaper, but not much political commentary.

 

We usually use "Comments":)

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Nimos has never had to dare about what people might think, as long as they "Think".

 

Ps: Allow is a verb which is better when is chosen rather than when given.

 

It seems like you are trying to make a name for yourself at Mister Ladoz expense !!!!!!

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