@N3buchadnezzar It's a German last name; the H is pronounced.
At any rate, the English-speaking people would've marred it as is the case with the famous Victor Hugo ([yɡo], in the original French pronunciation, according to Wikipedia).
@snailplane That's too bad! I hope everything is alright now. I've never been in a flood-hit area, so it's hard to imagine what it feels like. I only read in Wikipedia that humanity's largest disasters - those that killed the most people - were all floods.
On the screen it looks serene. Water flowing around.
Anonymous
06:01
I'm fine personally, please don't worry about me :-)
Today I first heard this beautiful song - press "On-Line" in the third line from the top to listen to it.
I listened to it like 5 or 6 times, it's so cheery
And the words are beautiful
About clouds and light rain and a girl meeting with a Cossack stealthily to avoid being seen by her mommy
I listened to "Черкаський хор – Ой, на небі тучі набігають (2:14)" but the other versions might be great too
Googletranslated lyrics
> Oh, for heaven tuchi incident, and from the sky Small fine rain nakrapaye. Oh, not yet smerklo as mother fell asleep, I etim-time together, and I etim time together-goat-Cossack cried! Oh, you, Cossack, and not stupid! Oh, not to hear-hear, Oh, not to see Tiyi, tiyi will cause people ...
> Come, darling, sleep time skrylos to utra Sun, Sun skrylos to utra ... Oh, mother, and has keys, and more tiny letters lock, door locks, door locks. Oh, the sky is incident tuchi A fine rain from heaven Small rain nakrapaye.
I have written the letter and give it to the miss whom you asked me. But when I gave the letter she asked me to hand it over to Miss Saumya. So, I gave it to her.
Are those sentences explain what I'm trying to say clearly?
This man was an accomplice _____ the thief. (A) of (B) in (C) with (D) from
and
I bade him to submit all the important documents before he left the job. (A) I bade to him to submit (B) I bade him submitting (C) I bade him submit (D) No improvement
Something had me considered or something got me considered?
I would like to use the past particle form of 'consider' in the object + participle construction. To express that I was considered for a job/ Uni/ scholarship thanks to good grades, performance, record etc.
I can only thinks of two wa...
Both of them are correct.
'now' is an adverb, and adverbs, as a general rule, can be placed anywhere in the sentence as long as they don't interrupt constituents. This, however, doesn't mean that all the possible placements would be common.
So all of these are acceptable:
Now I feel better....
> Pan loaf: [...] It was once more expensive than the then more common plain loaf.[1] Hence, to speak with a pan loafy voice is to speak in a posh or affected manner.
Something had me considered or something got me considered?
I would like to use the past particle form of 'consider' in the object + participle construction. To express that I was considered for a job/ Uni/ scholarship thanks to good grades, performance, record etc.
I can only thinks of two wa...
Both of them are correct.
'now' is an adverb, and adverbs, as a general rule, can be placed anywhere in the sentence as long as they don't interrupt constituents. This, however, doesn't mean that all the possible placements would be common.
So all of these are acceptable:
Now I feel better....
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