This month I have taken part in a competition on some blog. It was competition about learning chinese words.
So I have studied hard,
and I am still studying .
When I took
a part in that competition I had a headache. because of learning so many words
Learning so many
Chinese words for that competition, caused me a headache.
Five days after (taking
part in) that
competition I tried to speak in chinese (language).
It was so funny and interesting but it was
hard too.
I have joined (the ) group of folks who have (has) already
started to learn chinese.
Singular
or plural for groups of people
Which phrase is correct - the class was or the
class were? Is the word class a singular noun or a plural
noun? This question cannot be answered with Yes or No. Use the singular if you
see the class as a group of students. Use the plural if you see the
class as single students.
In British English the plural is used more often than in American
English.
sentence
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explanation
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The family is on holiday.
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I see the family as a group.
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The family are packing their suitcases.
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I see the single members of the family packing their suitcases.
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sentence
|
explanation
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Team B was very successful today.
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I see Team B as a group.
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Team B were very successful today.
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I see the single members of Team B. Each member of the team was
successful. I could also say: All members of Team B were very successful.
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There are more words which can be singular or plural nouns:
army, band, choir, class, club, crew, company, firm, gang, government, orchestra, party, staff
army, band, choir, class, club, crew, company, firm, gang, government, orchestra, party, staff
Ja mislim da si ti mislio na
grupu kao celinu ali ako si mislio na to da si komunicirao sa pojedinacnim
clanovima onda treba has
After that
I sent an e mail to my
relative.
I hope this is correct.
I hope so. – nadam se , upotrebljavas kada ne zelis da
ponavljas neku konstataciju.
·
Person
A: Are those people
English? Person B: I think so. (Meaning: "I think they
are English")
·
Person
A: Will you be at home
tomorrow morning?Person B: I expect so. (Meaning: "I expect
I'll be at home.")
·
Person
A: Do you think Kate
has been invited to the party? Person B: I suppose so. You can
also say: "I hope so ", "I guess so" and
"I'm afraid so" .
Chinese –Važno je obratiti pažnju, da naše pravilo da se jezici pišu malim
slovima (-ski, -čki, ) ne važi naravno u engleskom, tako da se jezici pišu velikim slovima.
- See more at:
http://abc.amarilisonline.com/drzave-narodi-jezici-na-engleskom-sa-izgovorm-naravno/#sthash.bBr6RbxS.dpuf
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Usput nadjoh
kinesko-engleski za pocetnike pa mozda tio nesto bude znacilo
Eto malo sam ti nesto dodala nadam se da se ne
ljutis , odlicno si napisao ali bi ja da budes perfektan…..Sve su to sitne
greske ali sam ti ja poslala objasnjenja malo duza pa izgleda kao da sam puno
ispravljala a nisam.
Pozdrav
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