all rite..wat sup yo

[ongcunon1982]

i'm a new bie and i'm here with all my pleasure yo. i know my knowlege which has limited..thats why i need to learn a lot from you guys.
actually, i hate grammar and writing, :D
i hope i gonna make it better rite here..
anyway...nice to meet yo.

[tangled.hair23]

U r suck X-(!
I really dont like U >:P ~.~ !!!

[zeo28]

Nah, may be he's not suck, he just want to be funny(or sth like that) :so_funny:

[KenX]

Let's start with typing exactly as much as you can, ok? :D

[tienu]

Let's start with typing exactly as much as you can, ok? :D


*Like it*

---> Facebook-addict :D :D


@ongcunon: seems to me u r a funny one :D :D Why don't you tell us about what you do in your spare time? School? Job? Favorite dog/cat/vegetable/fish/game/sport/food/kind of girl/color/clothes/style/udhygdguj<hshwe or/and anything else you find pleasure to tell us :D :sr:

[lu_hehe]

@ongcunon:


i'm a new bie and i'm here with all my pleasure yo. i know my knowlege which has limited..thats why i need to learn a lot from you guys.
actually, i hate grammar and writing,
i hope i gonna make it better rite here..
anyway...nice to meet yo.

Mạn phép sửa lại đôi chút :D
~~
"I'm a newbie and it's my pleasure to be here, yo. I know what I've learned are limited... That's why I need to learn a lot from you guys.

Actually I hate grammar and writing,

I hope I'm gonna improve myself here...

Anyway... nice to meet you."


@tangled.hair23: "suck" is not an adj, it's a verb.

[zeo28]

udhygdguj<hshwe or/and anything else you find pleasure to tell us :D :sr:

Whats that? tienu? udhygdguj<hshwe? :sr:
@lu: Ah, now I remembered, the word is "sucked". I felt sth strange but i did'nt know what :haha:
where is your Doraemon ava? :D

[lu_hehe]

I feel a sudden urge to show everyone my big brown eye. :D

Wait, I still have Doraemons all over my profile, my binder, my desktop screen, my iPod, my T-shirts, etc...

[^_^wat the pee^_^]

@ongcunon:



Mạn phép sửa lại đôi chút :D
~~
"I'm a newbie and it's my pleasure to be here, yo. I know what I've learned are limited... That's why I need to learn a lot from you guys.

Actually I hate grammar and writing,

I hope I'm gonna improve myself here...

Anyway... nice to meet you."


@tangled.hair23: "suck" is not an adj, it's a verb.

wats that? i dont think he missed any grammar point that s needed to be fixed?!?:thatall:

[lu_hehe]

new bie -> wrong spelling


i know my knowlege which has limited -> in this situation, after this "I know" should be a clause, not a noun phrase, and wrong spelling of knowledge.


actually, i hate grammar and writing, :D
i hope i gonna make it better rite here.. -> confusion between singular and plural.

The other changes I suggested were just to make the lines sound smoother. When we write, sometimes the grammar is not wrong but the sentence sounds forced/ unnatural. It's 'cuz he wanted help with grammar and writing, not for my own pleasure, that I suggested those. -___-''

[^_^wat the pee^_^]

newbie>>>>>>its totally not wrong spelling, check a dictionary if u will...it just means newcomer!
who said a clause has to follow after "i know"...????its not necessary, check it again!
the only thing i would say he could do better is that "i know my knowledge has a limit", "which" is not necessary in this case, only 1 object, no confusion.
bdw...can u count grammar? or writing? i mean in some cases, yes u can count writing if u mean it like a writing, an essay...sth like that! but i guess here, he probably meant writing as an action, then its singular.
but anyway, ur rephrase aint that bad!

[lu_hehe]

"Newbie" is the right spelling, I'm talking about "new bie". Honestly, I'm not that arrogant to point out wrong spellings before making sure that I'm right.

Yes, "I know" is not always followed by clauses, could be phrases. That's why I DID say, "in this situation". I think what he meant was "tôi biết kiến thức của tôi có hạn". "My knowledge which has a limit" is a phrase, while "my knowledge has a limit" is a clause - it's not just a matter of eliminating the word "which"; these two have different meanings and structures. They cannot be used in place of each other, cannot be switched with each other and are not equals. If a teacher grades this, these two will just be one right answer and one wrong answer.

Grammar and writing are uncountable nouns, if you think of writing as V-ing, fine (but I must say that since they're placed in parallel positions, their categories - nouns/verbs/adjectives/adverbs - should be the same). But the pronoun which is used in place of "grammar and writing" is "they/them" [plural], not "it" [singular], since they are different, separate entities. We say, "grammar and writing are...", not "grammar and writing is...", don't we?

Please, check what people said, word by word, before assuming they were wrong anywhere, will you?

@ongcunon1982: sorry, I didn't mean to be... mean. But since somebody asked, I had to point your mistakes out clearly. Don't worry, your English will improve with practice. Every time you make a mistake, take note of it and correct it the next time you use.

[tienu]

Whats that? tienu? udhygdguj<hshwe? :sr:


=> anything that s/he is pleased to tell us :D

What else do you think it could be? :sr:


newbie>>>>>>its totally not wrong spelling, check a dictionary if u will...it just means newcomer!


why "just"? Sounds like you belittle the word "newbie".


@lu: your horrid eye encourages me so much to take a shot on my own, since it may horrify you back :A (what the h-ck am I saying?) I mean, it is very beautiful and I doubt if the other one is as fine. If it is, you would have taken pic of both, wouldn't ya? :sr:

Are you willing to correct my writing as well? plzzzz *begging*

[^_^wat the pee^_^]

"Newbie" is the right spelling, I'm talking about "new bie". Honestly, I'm not that arrogant to point out wrong spellings before making sure that I'm right.

Yes, "I know" is not always followed by clauses, could be phrases. That's why I DID say, "in this situation". I think what he meant was "tôi biết kiến thức của tôi có hạn". "My knowledge which has a limit" is a phrase, while "my knowledge has a limit" is a clause - it's not just a matter of eliminating the word "which"; these two have different meanings and structures. They cannot be used in place of each other, cannot be switched with each other and are not equals. If a teacher grades this, these two will just be one right answer and one wrong answer.

Grammar and writing are uncountable nouns, if you think of writing as V-ing, fine (but I must say that since they're placed in parallel positions, their categories - nouns/verbs/adjectives/adverbs - should be the same). But the pronoun which is used in place of "grammar and writing" is "they/them" [plural], not "it" [singular], since they are different, separate entities. We say, "grammar and writing are...", not "grammar and writing is...", don't we?

Please, check what people said, word by word, before assuming they were wrong anywhere, will you?

@ongcunon1982: sorry, I didn't mean to be... mean. But since somebody asked, I had to point your mistakes out clearly. Don't worry, your English will improve with practice. Every time you make a mistake, take note of it and correct it the next time you use.

hmm...if its ur own definition of wrong spelling...lol!
well, i aint a big fan of grammar or writing or watever, plus I dont wanna get into any ridiculous argument, but seriously i gotta say sth
first of all, check again wat s phrase n wat s clause again! both of them r clauses bdw.
and 2nd, That sentence about knowledge or whatsoever cant be used that way, is not coz of the phrase or clause flaw, they have nth to do w it. bt coz first, it sounds pretty odd, dont chu think?
n 2nd, "which" here actually doesnt make any sense. Coz obsviouly, those combining words r used to for a reason>>combining sentences, n since there r no 2 ideas needed to combine then "which" should be omitted.
anyhow...didnt say ur wrong, i just meant he wasnt wrong that badly to have watever he wrote changed completely!

[lu_hehe]

- Even a space in the wrong position is considered a spelling mistake. You know "candies" and "can dies" are different, right?


- "My knowledge which has a limit" IS a phrase; to be exact, it's a phrase in which the noun is "my knowledge" and the clause "which has a limit" is dependent of the noun.

"My knowledge has a limit" is a clause, with "my knowledge" as the subject and "has" as the verb.

If you think these definitions are not right, then say so.


- I just differentiated between clause and phrase on the last post because you stated that "which" was not necessary. "Necessary" means that it is still right, you can just put it there or toss it aside. However, "which" here is not unnecessary, it's totally wrong.

Ah, I see that you've changed your mind and said that it doesn't make sense just now, haven't you?


- I didn't change them completely, and I have to repeat that I only suggested these to make the lines smoother. I didn't change what he meant to say. Anyway, take it or leave it, it's up to him, isn't it? Showing someone another way to interpret his ideas isn't even acceptable now?


- I'm not that shallow and self-conceited to view this as an argument. It's just a debate on the use of English. Well, I don't know that getting to the core of a problem and figuring out the right solutions are considered ridiculous.


- It's really hard to see beyond those abbreviations. Like what my prof said, I'm being absorbed in a "cosmological singularity"... haizz... and thoroughly p.o'ed.


@ù: would love to show both of my eyes, but they won't fit the avatar's space at the same time. My eyes are pretty, as stars in the night sky (you won't know the stars' ugliness unless you look at them up close!).

Now don't you honey go around spreading bad rumors about me O___o. I'm not an ESL (demonic) examiner or anything of the sort -___-''. Haven't you and s-chan corrected me several times already??

[^_^wat the pee^_^]

Alrite....I dont think thats wrong spelling honey.
"snobish, or arogant, or imodest">>>thats wrong spelling...
I didnt change my mind sweetheart, "he could have done better...">>i think thats the most modest way to comment on s.o's writing.
Its just his greeting for God sake. I believe he didnt mention anything about correction. Its not like i would jump in n be like.."hey dude, ur greeting sucks, get over it n this is how u write a greeting here" like some certain people.
Some explanation here:
my knowledge: is the subject, could be a phrase, obviously not a clause
which has a limit: is a phrase as well, since there is no subject doing the verb. Its unclear, it leaves people a question when its by itself. K, u said its a dependent clause? because it has subordinate conjunction?, but guess wat....only if "which" connects 2 independent clauses, is it considered subordinate conjunction.
And obviously there r no 2 sentences present.
So "my knowledge which has a limit" , to a third person, its confusing. "which" here has no effect, it doesnt help making sense, but rather makes the sentence incomplete.
And bdw "necessary" is the way to avoid the intense, like i said...only modest words for suggestion.

[Nhân..sầu]

i think it should be something like... hey yo, what's up dogs?(or cat)

"Actually i hate grammar and writing"... you dont need to go any further, this is a good stop :sr:

"anyway...nice to meet yo", piss out!
And with this little extra "piss", it gonna turn "yours greeting message" to "the level that you want"

Hope this helped :D

[Ngày Hôm Qua]

what is "piss out", man? should we have a new topic? Sure, we do.

[silver]

piss out!



pfft...

oh my god, im laughing my head off... :so_funny:

lol, that's a good one.. seriously Ns *thumbs up*.. isn't subtlety a very beautiful thing?? :so_funny:


Ps: am i the only one laughing??

[lu_hehe]

i think it should be something like... hey yo, what's up dogs?(or cat)

"Actually i hate grammar and writing"... you dont need to go any further, this is a good stop :sr:

"anyway...nice to meet yo", piss out!
And with this little extra "piss", it gonna turn "yours greeting message" to "the level that you want"

Hope this helped :D


Hey there lovely, haven't seen you for a while, and now I notice your level of sarcasm has gone up :so_funny:

Well then, if you said so.... :D

p.o, p.o... although you're being excessively nice to me, I'm still gonna die with laughter... :so_funny::so_funny:


<3 S-chan hon, you're still having WAY too much fun. >_O


Wtp, you're overdoing it with those endearments, but... er, "not to sound overly arrogant, but to be perfectly honest, wtfp, were I so inclined, I think I could" still get what tfp you're trying to p... er, mean.

Of all the frigging crappy things reports have ever brought about, apart from error analysis, citing reference sources is the thing I despise most. So to prevent a tragedy from happening I would just comment that "which has a knowledge" is considered a dependent noun clause, and that I have never said anything about subordinate conjunction nor heard that "which" is called a sc... anywhere.

Isn't modesty such a pretty word? So pretty that people have exhausted every single bit of its beauty, while snobbishness, arrogance and immodesty are such wonders which the world has yet to discover :)

[Nhân..sầu]

what is "piss out", man? should we have a new topic? Sure, we do.

it's how u say "peace out" in the "yo language" :sr:

if you try to do something, whether it's good o bad, do it right^_^