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Carter Lee Posted 12 years ago
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What does this mean "If you've gotten into a habit of finding jewellery in your ice cream, you might use option 3 to wonder about the average number of rings per bowl/scoop. "
Hi.
I have some question. What does this mean "If you've gotten into a habit of finding jewellery in your ice cream, you might use option 3 to wonder about the average number of rings per bowl/scoop. "
Specifically, I'm not sure about "into a habit of" and " 3 to wonder about".
I have some question. What does this mean "If you've gotten into a habit of finding jewellery in your ice cream, you might use option 3 to wonder about the average number of rings per bowl/scoop. "
Specifically, I'm not sure about "into a habit of" and " 3 to wonder about".
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Consider that no-one has such a very strange habit. It's a humorous way for the writer to suggest a funny scenario in which you might use Option 3 to do a calculation. Clive
- Consider that no-one has such a very strange habit.
- It's a humorous way for the writer to suggest a funny scenario in which you might use Option 3 to do a calculation.
- Clive
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Consider that no-one has such a very strange habit. It's a humorous way for the writer to suggest a funny scenario in which you might use Option 3 to do a calculation.
Clive
Clive
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It's usually very hard for people learning a language to see humour in it. 
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Hi Clive,
At your say, It's usually very hard for people learning a language to see humour in it.
Can I rewrite like this? It's usually hard for learning a language people to see humour in it.
How about this?
At your say, It's usually very hard for people learning a language to see humour in it.
Can I rewrite like this? It's usually hard for learning a language people to see humour in it.
How about this?
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Thanks.
But I'm so quite a bit confusion your sentence.
Is there any hide structure in sentence "At your say, It's usually very hard for people learning english to see humour in it. "
Why can't I do?
But I'm so quite a bit confusion your sentence.
Is there any hide structure in sentence "At your say, It's usually very hard for people learning english to see humour in it. "
Why can't I do?
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Is there any hide structure in sentence "It's usually very hard for people learning English to see humour in it."
You can think of it as a shorter form of saying "It's usually very hard for people who are learning English to see humour in it."
Clive
You can think of it as a shorter form of saying "It's usually very hard for people who are learning English to see humour in it."
Clive
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I have some curiosity about your answer.
At side of English beginner, it's not easy to use right away sentence "for people who are learning English".
So how often native English speakers are used above sentence structure? And what am I do as well as native English speaker do?
At side of English beginner, it's not easy to use right away sentence "for people who are learning English".
So how often native English speakers are used above sentence structure? And what am I do as well as native English speaker do?
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These are common ways of speaking.
Just be patient, and keep studying, and your English will slowly improve.
Clive
Just be patient, and keep studying, and your English will slowly improve.
Clive
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