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Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
CHURCHES
Dear Teachers,
1. You suck up!
- What does this mean?
2. What's the difference between "bricklayer" and "mason"?
3. - What time do you usually go to churches / go to a church?
- What time do you usually go to pagodas / go to a pagoda?
- Are these natural?
4. A: Have you had breakfast yet?
B: "no, I haven't" or "not yet"
"Yes, I have" or "already"
- Are these answers natural?
5. You have to learn to face up to the fact that Life somtimes does not always go your way.
- Is this natural?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. You suck up!
- What does this mean?
2. What's the difference between "bricklayer" and "mason"?
3. - What time do you usually go to churches / go to a church?
- What time do you usually go to pagodas / go to a pagoda?
- Are these natural?
4. A: Have you had breakfast yet?
B: "no, I haven't" or "not yet"
"Yes, I have" or "already"
- Are these answers natural?
5. You have to learn to face up to the fact that Life somtimes does not always go your way.
- Is this natural?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
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Stevenukd Dear Teachers, 1. You suck up! - What does this mean?
- Stevenukd Dear Teachers, 1.
- You suck up!
- - What does this mean?
- You say what the person wants to hear to be seen favorably by that person.
- 2.
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StevenukdDear Teachers,
1. You suck up!
- What does this mean? You say what the person wants to hear to be seen favorably by that person.
2. What's the difference between "bricklayer" and "mason"? I'm not sure - did you look it up? Mason implies more skill, and perhaps they carve stone, while a
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A bricklayer builds walls and buildings using pre-made bricks.
A mason works with real stone and can carve, engrave, and shape it as required.
A mason is far more highly skilled and the two jobs do not overlap. Masons do not lay bricks. Bricklayers do not carve stone.
A mason works with real stone and can carve, engrave, and shape it as required.
A mason is far more highly skilled and the two jobs do not overlap. Masons do not lay bricks. Bricklayers do not carve stone.
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