7月 Peut-il? J’ai adoré cette phrase quand j’ai regardé le film. C’est tellement vrai. En Anglais avecsarcasme,le lord Barkis se moque: Can a heart still break once it’s stopped beating… Emilie did it.In her way. Et Un cœur brisé peut-il encore battre? Encore plus dif...
Writing DevicesMetaphor: A figure of speech in which a word or phrase that ordinarily designates one thing is used to designate another, thus making an implicit comparison.Part of the student body was a beanpole with hair on top who came into my class, sat down… (Para. 1)New as I was...
bullying, cursing and name-calling and sinful anger at Muslims and others. He even does this to other Christians who try to admonish him and rebuke him. He needs a deep repentance and apologize to
Terror is a bullshit phrase. Wake to hell up! Terror is a noun, according to Webster’s unabridged dictionary (I will explain for those of you who are lost with the Webster’s reference. Webster’s is not replaced term for Goggle!) I will help explain Webster in the next blog. Why ...
“Ends are higher than means, and the highest ends are the best and most beautiful to know. Such ends are indicated in authoritative American use by the expression, ‘the laws of Nature and of Nature’s God.’That phrase is used in the Declaration of Independence to justify the nation its...
I hate that phrase, "any inconvenience". As if we can't possibly imagine what the inconvenience would be, but if you have "any" then they, whatever, we apologize. How about "we apologize for the inconvenience"? Or better still, "we apologize for taking your money when we should ...
For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C, and D. Choose the best answer to each question.Questions 1 to 5 are based on the following passage or dialog.It is very odd that no one is afraid of the word "dance" and no one would object to t 29、he phrase "let's ...
I apologize to you and your sister for the damage I have done to this world. I appreciate your ability to enjoy as long as you did. I miss you every day. I can’t begin to put the weight on that statement that it deserves. I honor your contribution to my life. ...
者is a particle denoting the thing that is described by the preceding adjective noun phrase or word. Technically, the translation of 大者 should be “the one which is big…”. However, this is too wordy and too technical. 鴈is a variation of 雁. The first one appears more in calligraphy...
Since an already-agented writer’s plunging back into the pitching and querying phrase is an extremely complicated kettle of worms, let’s stick for now with the dilemma facing the writer in one of the other two situations. What’s an (extremely fortunate, by any standard)...