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 #2 (permalink) Mon Mar 07, 2011 22:53 pm Re: diced and chopped.... |
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How are you? I have a question and I don't know who to ask. So can you help me?
When we want to make a conversation, we often start a conversation. When we want to stop that conversation, we end our coversation by a polite excuse.
Ex1: I am sorry. I have to go now. See you later. And bye bye.
Ex2: I am sorry. I have class now. So see you. Goodbye.
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But I have just seen a new way to end their conversation. Is it right? and when do we use "so so"?
A: Helo, How are you?
B:Hi. I'm fine. Thanks. And you?
A. I'm fine.
B: What kind of music do you like?
A. I like pop music.
B: What is your favourite band?
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A: And so so. Bye bye.
They use "so so" to end their conversation. Is it acceptable? When do we are allowed to use "so so"?
Please help me. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Best wishes,
Ngockhue |
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 Ngockhue28
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| #3 (permalink) Mon Mar 07, 2011 23:14 pm diced and chopped.... |
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How are you!
So so.
To end a conversation? I've never heard about it. |
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| #4 (permalink) Tue Mar 08, 2011 0:42 am Re: diced and chopped.... |
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| Yeleandraht wrote: |
IŽd like to know if there is any difference between diced and chopped...
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Not enough of a difference to worry about, Yeleandraht.
'diced' -- cut into cubes
'chopped' -- cut into pieces
(Basically, 'chop the tomato' means 'just make that tomato smaller'; no shape specified. :-))
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