小小種子

Do you know what's meaning of R.I.P.?

Someone explains in here before.

R. I. P. = Rest in Peace.

We can only use it if someone is passed away (dead) ONLY!

:S

I am not the fans of Michael Owen,

your grammer is completely wrong.

We never, ever speak in English, "Rest In Peace" unless someone is passed away (i.e. dead)

We just say, "his career is finished."

Do you get what we mean?
brightlee 發表於 2010-3-7 04:18 PM

thx for being so enthusiatic about criticizing my POOR English
I am deeply sorry for my disrespect to Owen
btw.  I cannot fully get what you have taught me before

what is ' someone explains in here before?'
wouldn't it be better to say ' someone explained here before' ??
1st. past tense    2nd  here   cross out 'in'

another trivial thing that make me feel curious is the word ' grammer'
is there any problem of wrong spelling?  grammar?
or it's just the difference between American and British English?

I really want to make improvement in English  so, could u answer the above questions mentioned?

Winters

thx for being so enthusiatic about criticizing my POOR English
I am deeply sorry for my disrespect to Owen
btw.  I cannot fully get what you have taught me before

what is ' someone explains in here ...
小小種子 發表於 2010-3-9 04:48 AM

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