Norman Chan

How well can you speak?   Why don't you try to say what she was trying to say?  Say it to yourself.  Now. At this moment.   Fluent enough?  If you think you are, well I guess you're qualified to judge others then.

Norman Chan

Originally posted by stockman at 2006-7-7 09:42 AM:
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Please don't get me wrong, stockman.  My comment was to aeae.

Norman Chan

Originally posted by rongol at 2006-7-7 10:08 AM:2 k% \: a6 f. K; w6 i. h) L7 F
quite interesting...her hong kong style english. i think aeae is not laughing at her indeed. and u two, your english grammer is quite a mess actually.

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! \( e: ^! s) e; N+ ]; P; e5 CPlease kindly point out our grammatical mistakes then.

Norman Chan

Originally posted by rongol at 2006-7-8 01:17 AM:
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how well you can speak. well is an adjective. you should say "how well is your english".  .........唉 !

Norman Chan

Originally posted by rongol at 2006-7-8 01:17 AM:
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5 y7 R& Z' V- }: rthe last sentence is really a mess. the first part has no object. also you may need to brush up the usage of if...then statement.   <===  Rongol, don't always go by the book.  I suggest you watch or listen to English channels every day.  Read on-line English news too.   
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( @( e2 {% E* a! C8 V0 X& DThe last sentence:
4 e. z. J8 t2 u- b0 K' Q3 J$ a"Fluent enough?  If you think you are (fluent), ......."  The word 'fluent' is ommited because it's been mentioned already.