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| Can you please speak English? I really can't understand you. |
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| #3 (permalink) Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:23 am for |
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He was speaking 'spammer' Juliiusestella. Now he is gone. He'll have to find somewhere else to spam.
'I am waiting you' is incorrect.
'I am waiting for you' is the correct form.
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| #4 (permalink) Mon Oct 31, 2011 8:26 am for |
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| Beeesneees wrote: |
He was speaking 'spammer' Juliiusestella. Now he is gone. He'll have to find somewhere else to spam.
'I am waiting you' is incorrect.
'I am waiting for you' is the correct form. |
I thought he was seeking for my help ;) Anyways, Thank you Beeesneees for answering my questions.
When do we use Anyways and Anyway? |
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| #5 (permalink) Mon Oct 31, 2011 10:06 am for |
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What about these sentense as below.
I am waiting to you.
I am waiting for you.
Please explain the meaning. |
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| #6 (permalink) Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:26 am for |
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I am waiting to you is wrong. You can't "wait to you". But you can certainly say: The waitress is waiting on a group of customers. (which means the waitress is serving a group of customers).
I am waiting for you is correct. It means somebody is waiting for someone else. |
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| #7 (permalink) Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:27 am for |
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| Juliusestella wrote: |
| Beeesneees wrote: |
He was speaking 'spammer' Juliiusestella. Now he is gone. He'll have to find somewhere else to spam.
'I am waiting you' is incorrect.
'I am waiting for you' is the correct form. |
I thought he was seeking for my help ;) Anyways, Thank you Beeesneees for answering my questions.
When do we use Anyways and Anyway? |
You don't use anyways in proper english at all. So try not to use it in all situations. :) |
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| #8 (permalink) Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:43 am for |
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| Thank you so much Zeuslee and Welcome to the forum. ;) |
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| #9 (permalink) Mon Oct 31, 2011 15:01 pm for |
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| no problem. :) Hope that helps. and thanks for the welcome. Really glad that i found this portal. |
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| #10 (permalink) Mon Oct 31, 2011 19:28 pm for |
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| Juliusestella wrote: |
| When do we use Anyways and Anyway? |
As Zeuslee says, the correct form is always 'anyway'.
Sometimes 'anyways' is used colloquially, but this is slang similar to 'gotta', 'gonna', etc.
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| #11 (permalink) Tue Nov 01, 2011 3:33 am for |
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Thank you so much for further explanation Beeesneees.
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| #12 (permalink) Tue Nov 01, 2011 3:35 am for |
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| Zeuslee wrote: |
| no problem. :) Hope that helps. and thanks for the welcome. Really glad that i found this portal. |
Same here Zeuslee. This site is really useful for me and for all people who really want to improve their skills in all English Areas. ;) |
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