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Bigbabui Posted 10 years ago
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starring with rattling

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I wake up suddenly due to shaking , and I saw the windows are starring with rattling. I pushed my wife, she was still sleeping, I’ve screamed “ it’s earthquake, let’s go outdoors.
  

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Are you sure it's starring? I don't know. I guess I'll wait for someone else to answer.

— Vdb

  • Are you sure it's starring?
  • I don't know.
  • I guess I'll wait for someone else to answer.
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Are you sure it's starring? Because it doesn't seem to fit...I don't know. I guess I'll wait for someone else to answer.
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bigbabuiI wake up suddenly due to shaking , and I saw the windows are starring with rattling. I pushed my wife, she was still sleeping, I’ve screamed “ it’s earthquake, let’s go outdoors.
Hmm. Quite a lot of mistakes there.

Here's my version of the same story.

I woke up suddenly when I felt a rocking motion. I heard the windows start to
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CJ always has the perfect, concise answers! Kudos to you, Jim! Emotion: smile
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CJ, Thanks a lot ! It is very helpful for me .
I'm trying to understand my mistake .
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bigbabuiThanks a lot ! It is very helpful for me.
You're welcome.
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Hello vdb, "Kudos" is new for me. CAn I use it in formal email?
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"Kudos" means "praise and honour" or in American English - "compliments or congratulations." I think you can use it in a formal email, but I'll have to check once...
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vdb, please let me know.
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Using kudos wouldn't be wrong per se, but I strongly advise that you stick to "congratulations" in a formal email. Kudos is a little casual, if you know what I mean...
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