My Introduction

[seththeeagle]

hey all My name Is Yuvensius and i want to have more friends here. I also can speak English and i would like to share my English Experience with you guys, if you have something to ask, just ask and i'll be really pleased to help you.

Leave me a PM if u want cheers guys

 

[Ovan]

Yeah, nice to meet you?? I'm Ovan. a new member here too..
May I know your job? Or.. Occupation maybe?(just, what is
'occupation' really mean??)

I'm sorry, my english is not that good.. I'll highly apreciate if
you would give me a lesson or two.. Thanks.

@Mod
Is it possible to write a thread like this?? Not a junk thread??

 

[seththeeagle]

Sure, where do you live ? i can teach u how to speak too

No problem every learning has a process

 

[akira07]

Nice to meet you, same as you, i am a newbie too....Only making 250 post hehehe....
Keep posting and dont forget to browse IF every online....

 

[CalvinLimuel]

Just one grammar check for you:

Hey all! My name Is Yuvensius and I want to have more friends here. I can also speak English and I would like to share my English Experience with you guys, if you have something to ask, just ask and I'll be really pleased to help you.


BTW, welcome! ^^

 

[seththeeagle]

oh thanks calvin just my ex american gf used to say "i also can" lol so i got used to it. i have been studying american languange and i told my gf about it already but she said it just the same thing ^^

thanks for heads up

 

[CalvinLimuel]

Well it is the same thing actually

 

[MetalicMilanista]

@seththeeagle and @climuel

Yes, the two are look-alikes, but there is a tiny weenie small difference:

can also is more appropriately used when you have a series of "cans" preceding. e.g:
Pirlo can provide accurate passes, he can score from a distance, and he can also dictate the game tempo.

also can is more commonly used when you want to stress an additional ability, but when you didn't have a "can" before in the sentence. e.g:

Rodney comes from the US, he is a transfer student, and he also can play basketball.

Of course grammatically there's nothing wrong with using either one of them in either sentence, but this is a matter of common use in speaking rather than in writing.

 

[seththeeagle]

hehehe yeah dude, u rock like a bunghole in the sea

glad u came ^^

 

[CalvinLimuel]

@MetallicMilanista:
So I see the difference. I was searching for the difference before but you came and posted here

 

[MetalicMilanista]

thanks
although i'm not sure i like the sound of this impression:

hehehe yeah dude, u rock like a bunghole in the sea

I can't help mistaking bunghole with butthole, and picturing it 'in the sea' I keep getting images of bubbles coming out of my butthole....
Having experienced a hemorrhoids surgery a couple of years back just makes it worse...

 

[jesusservant]

hello...
excuse me..can you tell me about how to identify passive sentences correctly??
I have some problem in this area