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Etymology of phrase13 Dec 2005 17:18 GMT11
The expression "Petered out" means losing strength or intensity. Did
this phrase come from Peter's denial of Christ?
Why T-shirt capital letter?13 Dec 2005 11:10 GMT28
I know that T is from tee, but why is it written in capital letter?
Pawel
Poland
question asked by a student
how d'u feel about handshake?13 Dec 2005 10:29 GMT4
Do you handshake or do you only bow?
What about your friends families bosses?
I am asking because we have just read and article in my reading classes at
Warsaw University dealing with this custom.
Go to hell - Is this swearing?13 Dec 2005 08:28 GMT53
I was narrating a business conversation to my girlfriend.  I have
mentioned that the business dealing lead me to a "Go to hell" attitude.
She asked me not to use those swear words.  I did not know that "Go to
hell" was a swear word/phrase.  I am under the impression that the
Falling ("As I sat Sadly By Her Side" by Nick Cave)12 Dec 2005 23:07 GMT4
Does the word "fall" in the song mean anything else than moving (like
the Moon moves around the Earth - it could also be considered "free
falling" with the right conditions not to hit the Earth)?
Thanks,
Hello09 Dec 2005 17:49 GMT2
Hello everyone£¡
I am from china£¡
surprise06 Dec 2005 09:25 GMT3
you may surprise somebody
do/make surprise ...is it possible?
apprentice
FCC05 Dec 2005 20:08 GMT9
What is the British counterpart of American FCC?
How do you feel about it?
Pawel
Bibliography04 Dec 2005 17:09 GMT4
I am writing an academic assignment right now. Could you tell me how you
usually construct the bibliography? Moreover, I mean what is the typical
order: author, title, publisher, year etc.
Regards,
meals04 Dec 2005 15:35 GMT16
What do typical meals in England consist of?
Breakfast: still bacon, eggs?
lunch
What is the typical time for lunch?
auld lane syne03 Dec 2005 11:16 GMT5
What does it mean?
Pawel
running fool02 Dec 2005 15:24 GMT1
Remember that scene from "Forrest Gump" when he runs just after he managed
to get free from his leg braces? One of the looker-ons said:"This is sure
the running fool".
Anyone can explain what it means?
bovver boots02 Dec 2005 10:09 GMT1
What are other informal names for bovver/skin boots? Doc Marten's?
Regards,
Pawel
million02 Dec 2005 10:02 GMT16
How do you English people and the American solve the problem of 1.000.000.
000/ 1.000.000.000.000?
milliard/ billion I mean
from Poland
million/billion01 Dec 2005 22:15 GMT1
1,000,000 a million
1,000,000,000 a milliard or a billion
1,000,000,000,000 a million million or a billion then?
Pawel
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