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Ryotaro Posted 15 years ago
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Clap you bast**d
"Clap you basta*d"
I found this words on the electric sign which gives instruction to the audience at a talk show.
Does that mean "Clap your hand, you bast*rd"?
Another quetion, I have difficulty in prepositions usage. Am I using "a" and "the" correctly in the sentence above?
Thanks,
Ryo
I found this words on the electric sign which gives instruction to the audience at a talk show.
Does that mean "Clap your hand, you bast*rd"?
Another quetion, I have difficulty in prepositions usage. Am I using "a" and "the" correctly in the sentence above?
Thanks,
Ryo
Top answer
Yes, clap your hands'. It is supposed to be a humorous instruction to applaud on cue. A and the are not prepositions; they are articles.
- Yes, clap your hands'.
- It is supposed to be a humorous instruction to applaud on cue.
- A and the are not prepositions; they are articles.
- You used them correctly, though you misused 'this'.
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Yes, clap your hands'. It is supposed to be a humorous instruction to applaud on cue.
A and the are not prepositions; they are articles. You used them correctly, though you misused 'this'.
A and the are not prepositions; they are articles. You used them correctly, though you misused 'this'.
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