Comprehension

[MikeNewYork]

Dear Mike,
There were some mispellings (awould and Engliosh), which I think you did on purpose. Are there reasons behind them?

Jiang

Old problem again.
Jiang

Casiopea thinks so, too.
Jiang

That first question is unbelievably bizarre. A circle that's a wedge short of perfection is surely not a circle.

I think so too. :wink:

Yes, some of these questions would be impossible for a native English speaker with a PhD in English. +|

They were just typos, Jiang.

[jiang]

Hi Mike,

Nice to hear from you again!

Jiang

Dear Mike,
There were some mispellings (awould and Engliosh), which I think you did on purpose. Are there reasons behind them?

Jiang

Old problem again.
Jiang

Casiopea thinks so, too.
Jiang

That first question is unbelievably bizarre. A circle that's a wedge short of perfection is surely not a circle.

I think so too. :wink:

Yes, some of these questions would be impossible for a native English speaker with a PhD in English. +|

They were just typos, Jiang.

[queenmaabd]

to learn more about missing pieces read Shel Silverstein's THE MISSING PIECE MEETS THE BIG O

[jiang]

:)
Thank you very much for your help. Unfortunately I can't find one.
Best wishes,
Jiang

to learn more about missing pieces read Shel Silverstein's THE MISSING PIECE MEETS THE BIG O

[queenmaabd]

If you can't find any of his books where you live, you can also try to download some of the poems he recited before passing away. I know there are many of them on line, and it's even funner to listen to them the way they were ment to be recited! Just type in Shel Silverstein in your search (e-mule, win-mx) and you'll get a bunch.

[jiang]

:)
Thanks! I'll try.
Best wishes,
Jiang

If you can't find any of his books where you live, you can also try to download some of the poems he recited before passing away. I know there are many of them on line, and it's even funner to listen to them the way they were ment to be recited! Just type in Shel Silverstein in your search (e-mule, win-mx) and you'll get a bunch.