English Club

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Why, it's a YouTube link)) I thought it was quite recongnizable

 

No, it lacks "http://" So I didn't get it. Now it's clear. Thanks)

[GingerT]

 

What's stopping you?)

Not my sort of film I don't think, another survival story..I watched Alive (1993) a long time ago - great film, was very impressed and couldn't stop thinking about it but also had the nightmares to go with it, thanks to my vivid imagination) Not sure that I've grown up enough (emotionally) to watch another film like that)

If you wanna see Jason Statham open up a can of whoop-ass on some villains one more time, I'd recommend you to check the movie out) It's fun, as far as I'm concerned)

Thanks. I like Statham anyways, so this one is on my list definitely

 

Vikings! New season- not a bad start

[mastholte rietberg]

Not my sort of film I don't think, another survival story..I watched Alive (1993) a long time ago - great film, was very impressed and couldn't stop thinking about it but also had the nightmares to go with it, thanks to my vivid imagination) Not sure that I've grown up enough (emotionally) to watch another film like that)

I haven't seen Alive (but I'll check it up I think). There're a lot of survival stories, of course, but the Revenant was really something else to me, due to the shooting technique which is quite innovative and grants stunning visual experience.

Thanks. I like Statham anyways, so this one is on my list definitely

 

Vikings! New season- not a bad start

'Anyways' has been one of my points for a long time I mean, it's grammar again, but why do they say 'anyways' instead of 'anyway'?))

[Шер]

Not my sort of film I don't think, another survival story..I watched Alive (1993) a long time ago - great film, was very impressed and couldn't stop thinking about it but also had the nightmares to go with it, thanks to my vivid imagination) Not sure that I've grown up enough (emotionally) to watch another film like that)

You have to know this to consider yourself educated one) ( "think" hasn't continuous form)

http://www.englishelp.ru/learn-english/grammar/100-non-continuous-verbs.html

[mastholte rietberg]

That was a good one, Sher) You made me remember one of those long-forgotten lovely

... The white-haired boy still looks so cool

[lehmr]

You have to know this to consider yourself educated one) ( "think" hasn't continuous form)

http://www.englishelp.ru/learn-english/grammar/100-non-continuous-verbs.html

BTW, have you read the rule up to the end?

[mastholte rietberg]

I guess the rule has nothing to do with what GingerT said. She didn't use any continious tense but simply an ing-form which is quite common.

[GingerT]

but the Revenant was really something else to me, due to the shooting technique which is quite innovative and grants stunning visual experience.

 

'Anyways' has been one of my points for a long time I mean, it's grammar again, but why do they say 'anyways' instead of 'anyway'?))

There is nothing like that in Alive, just the story itself and the afterthoughts.

What's wrong with "anyways" anyways?

You have to know this to consider yourself educated one) ( "think" hasn't continuous form)

http://www.englishelp.ru/learn-english/grammar/100-non-continuous-verbs.html

Thank you! I will consider it next time I pretend to be the educated one

[mastholte rietberg]

There is nothing like that in Alive, just the story itself and the afterthoughts.

What's wrong with "anyways" anyways?

It just doesn't make sense to me)

[GingerT]

Loads of things doesn't make sense to me as well. Like "you are telling porkys", porky pies - lies

[mastholte rietberg]

I take it as a corrupted form of 'anyway', a mistake or a mispronunciation. What amuses me is the willingness to use this form instead of the correct one and, simply put, where does it come from?

 

[GingerT]

Have no idea, but it's local)

[Шер]

BTW, have you read the rule up to the end?

 

So you mean the expression is about "be very impressed"?

I've read, and in this case its ok)

[GingerT]

So you mean the expression is about "be very impressed"?

I've read, and in this case its ok)

 

I wouldn't be arguing with him if I were you)

[Шер]

I wouldn't be arguing with him if I were you)

 

And being youself -you'll argue?))

[GingerT]

And being youself -you'll argue?))

 

Nah)

[STSOFT]

The inexhaustible quest for the cosmic cabbage continue in "Am boy duke" style.

[mastholte rietberg]

^ What on earth are you talking about?

 

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The Oscar Day is come, and,

My, oh my!

If Leo misses the award -

I'll die!

[Шер]

^ What on earth are you talking about?

D

SOFT became Hard)

By the way, according Lear,nonsence is a top of any kind of humour, cause main principle is to make a world topsy-turvy.

[mastholte rietberg]

Well... it was not much of a riddle

He's simply promoting his favourite music ))

[GingerT]

If Leo misses the award -

I'll die!

 

Why do you like him so much?) Or is it just because of the film itself?

[mastholte rietberg]

Why do you like him so much?) Or is it just because of the film itself?

 

To tell the truth, I don't like him. I've never liked him or his movies.

[наполеон и я]

Поясните как правильно переводится фраза Who by Water.

 

Думал Кто по воде (в библейском понимании), но вижу на сайте КП перевели как - Кому от воды.

(в контексте гибели пассажиров Титаника)

[Scud-IIEPBblu]

Some bit of joke.

Try to apply the right punctuation marks in this sentence:

 

Bill while Bob had had had had had had had had had had had a better effect on the teacher.

 

Pleas don't use the Google or other cheats.

[GingerT]

Some bit of joke.

Try to apply the right punctuation marks in this sentence:

 

Bill while Bob had had had had had had had had had had had a better effect on the teacher.

 

Pleas don't use the Google or other cheats.

 

You lost me there)