0
BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
envy/jealous
It was she that I was dreaming for but she belonged to Johnny. I really envyed him beause his girlfriend had the whole package.
The hot-chili Johnny was jealous as I flirted his girlfriend with the supersize of breasts.
Are they OK?
The hot-chili Johnny was jealous as I flirted his girlfriend with the supersize of breasts.
Are they OK?
Top answer
Hi, It was she that I was dreaming for but she belonged to Johnny. I really envyed him beause his girlfriend had the whole package. It was she that I was dreaming of, but she belonged to Johnny.
- Hi, It was she that I was dreaming for but she belonged to Johnny.
- I really envyed him beause his girlfriend had the whole package.
- It was she that I was dreaming of, but she belonged to Johnny.
- I really envyed him because his girlfriend had the whole package.
- The hot-chili Johnny was jealous as I flirted his girlfriend with the supersize of *******.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
4 Answers
0
Hi,
It was she that I was dreaming for but she belonged to Johnny. I really envyed him beause his girlfriend had the whole package.
It was she that I was dreaming of, but she belonged to Johnny. I really envyed him because his girlfriend had the whole package.
The hot-chili Johnny was jealous as I flirted his girlfri
It was she that I was dreaming for but she belonged to Johnny. I really envyed him beause his girlfriend had the whole package.
It was she that I was dreaming of, but she belonged to Johnny. I really envyed him because his girlfriend had the whole package.
The hot-chili Johnny was jealous as I flirted his girlfri
00
What does "his girl had the whole package" in the first sentence mean? and what is the meaning of the adjective "hot-chili"? Thank you!
00
Hello LF
"The whole package" = "all the things that you would want in a girlfriend". (Only two are specified in the passage in question, unfortunately.)
"Hot-chilli" is a little mysterious; but perhaps it's intended to suggest a volatile or hot-tempered or easily-inflamed character.
MrP
PS: I would use "envied", rather than "envyed".
"The whole package" = "all the things that you would want in a girlfriend". (Only two are specified in the passage in question, unfortunately.)
"Hot-chilli" is a little mysterious; but perhaps it's intended to suggest a volatile or hot-tempered or easily-inflamed character.
MrP
PS: I would use "envied", rather than "envyed".
00
MrPedanticHello LF
"The whole package" = "all the things that you would want in a girlfriend". (Only two are specified in the passage in question, unfortunately.)
"Hot-chilli" is a little mysterious; but perhaps it's intended to suggest a volatile or hot-tempered or easily-inflamed character.
MrP
PS: I would use "envied", rather than "e
0
Related Questions