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I didn't know what this topic was about, frankly.
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Molly, mostly.
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| 3) that she knows it was an attempt at a pickup line, and this is her way of shooting him down: |
Clearly an indication on why one shouldn't bother hitting on Teflese speakers. They're a dry well from which to fill one's cup with satiation.
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| #48 (permalink) Wed Sep 10, 2008 7:12 am Molly's Playground |
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Hi Skrej,
I don't agree with you at all. Urd has always been the one trying to harmonize the entire Norn family so I think Urd should be supported by us. The true villain here is Rint! |
No way. Any old crone wielding scissors is to be feared. Experience has taught me thus.
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Hi Skrej,
It might be true that Urd has a tendency to be a bit grumpy at times but I certainly wouldn't call her an old scissor wielding crone. You just don't know what a sweetheart she can be...
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| #50 (permalink) Wed Sep 10, 2008 17:19 pm Molly's Playground |
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Skrej, that was funny ("...why one shouldn't bother hitting on Teflese speakers.").
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| #51 (permalink) Wed Sep 10, 2008 17:25 pm Molly's Playground |
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I like the new addition to Skrej's signature. 
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Yeah, nice!
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| #53 (permalink) Wed Sep 10, 2008 22:42 pm Molly's Playground |
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And it seems you'd teach existential "there" before "the imperative". Am I right?
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I'm happy to accept advice on this one, old chap.
Which way round do you teach them?
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First, why did/would you decide to teach existential "there" before "the imperative"?
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The way round each adult student needed them. |
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1. First, why did/would you decide to teach existential "there" before "the imperative"?
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2. The way round each adult student needed them. |
1. That was your assumption, not MrP's
2. Interesting. So what would that be then?
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Let's see if he agrees with you, Ralf.
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You want me to decide exactly when the many students will each feel they have a need for each form? |
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| You had given reasons for my assertion. |
Do you teach ESL or EFL, Ralf? If an elementary level student showed that he needed to make qualified statements, would you teach him conditional forms? |
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| The way round each adult student needed them. |
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| You want me to decide exactly when the many students will each feel they have a need for each form? |
OK, you have no answer. Just questions. Get back to me once you've taught your first lesson.
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| #60 (permalink) Thu Sep 11, 2008 0:16 am Molly's Playground |
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Ralf, the answer is here:
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Just add a "felt he/she" between "student" and "needed". I thought it was implied, but... |
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