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#2 (permalink) Mon Feb 20, 2006 14:47 pm Convey |
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Hi Stone Godspeed,
Thank you for your question. Convey usually takes an object - in other words it is a transitive verb. It has a literal meaning as in: convey goods from one country to another in the sense of carry across or transport. It has a figurative meaning also in the sense of send as in: Please convey my congratulations/good wishes to your daughter on her recent examination success.
Just some thoughts
Alan _________________ English as a Second Language You can read my ESL story Present Simple |
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Alan Co-founder

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#3 (permalink) Mon Feb 20, 2006 17:21 pm Halting verse |
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How about a poetic weather forecast, for a change?
The melancholy clouds, all the better to convey their incommensurable sadness, will disgorge their fluid content onto the oh so adust and ever thirsty southland. |
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Conchita Language Coach

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#4 (permalink) Sat May 01, 2010 20:03 pm Convey vs. move |
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| Hi, Conchita! Your poetic weather forcast is really very touching (if I can use this word). Who is the author? |
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Algapa I'm new here and I like it ;-)

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#5 (permalink) Sun Feb 20, 2011 13:07 pm Convey vs. move |
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Bawazeew New Member
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#6 (permalink) Wed Jun 29, 2011 11:46 am Convey vs. move |
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Hi Allan,
Nice to meet you again. I have a question, maybe two: "Then the clouds will ......... further south in the afternoon" Why is not MOVE TO ? And why move cannot replace with DIRECT ? Because it means MOVE TOWARDS and again I'm asking you: Why not TO?
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Steve9 New Member

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#7 (permalink) Wed Jun 29, 2011 18:05 pm Convey vs. move |
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the clouds will move to the South. (They will end up in the South) the clouds will move further south (they will move in a southward direction, but might not reach the South) _________________ Cheers m' dears! |
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Beeesneees Language Coach

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#8 (permalink) Thu Jun 30, 2011 11:38 am Convey vs. move |
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Thank you ! Yours explanation is clear. Have a nice day B3esn3es...! |
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Steve9 New Member

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