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[Lenka]

I have some new questions:

1) Can we write Paris’s love (of book Romeo and Juliet) and read it like „Parises“ ?

2) Is your news good or bad? – this is a sentence I have read in book Romeo and Juliet. „News“ is plural, so why did they say „Is“ instead of „Are“ ?

3) How did you get in here? - I am not sure, but I think I have read this in Romeo and juliet too. Anyway, why is the preposition „IN“ there? Could we say: How did you get here? Which cases can I use „in here“ and which can I use just „here“ with?

4) wanna = want to?
Gonna = going to?

5) This is my last question. It doesn’t concern grammar. How can we end informal letter or an e-mail to a friend, boy? Can we use Love, Hugs, or Kisses? He is just my friend I don’t know that if when I use for example LOVE he won’t think I love him. Does it sound stupid? What would you think when you got a letter ended with one of these words? I still haven’t got the English flair and sense for what is good to use.
I hope you will help me.



+ 6) Well, I just remembered one really last question. What does gotta mean? is it got to?

Thanks, Lenka

[Francois]

Can we write Paris’s love (of book Romeo and Juliet) and read it like „Parises“ ?

I don't think Paris's is correct. Add an apostrophe only (no s) if you need to use a possessive.

How did you get in here?

I believe you can use either get or get in. The latter says that you're in a house, a building etc.

wanna = want to?
Gonna = going to?

Yes

What does gotta mean? is it got to?

Yes

How can we end informal letter or an e-mail to a friend

"Take care" for instance.

FRC

[Lenka]

It is interesting, because I think there was Paris's love in tzhe book. Anyway, thank you for the answers. But what about question number 2?
+ question 5: which other words could I use to end it? I don't still want to write just TAKE CARE. Can I write:
Hugs,
Lenka
?




Thanks.

[Lenka]

Please, answer (anyone) my questions!
Here I have other question, number 7)
Which one is right?
I am proud of me/myself.
Me or myself?

Lenka

[Ahmed88]

I am proud of me/mysel
Me f.or myself?

I am proud of myself.
He is proud of hiself
She is proud of herself etc.
But
I am proud of him / her / them

[Ahmed88]

Sorry himself not hiself

[Lenka]

Could someone answer these questions again?

I have some new questions:

1) Can we write Paris’s love (of book Romeo and Juliet) and read it like „Parises“ ?

2) Is your news good or bad? – this is a sentence I have read in book Romeo and Juliet. „News“ is plural, so why did they say „Is“ instead of „Are“ ?

3) How did you get in here? - I am not sure, but I think I have read this in Romeo and juliet too. Anyway, why is the preposition „IN“ there? Could we say: How did you get here? Which cases can I use „in here“ and which can I use just „here“ with?

4) wanna = want to?
Gonna = going to?

5) This is my last question. It doesn’t concern grammar. How can we end informal letter or an e-mail to a friend, boy? Can we use Love, Hugs, or Kisses? He is just my friend I don’t know that if when I use for example LOVE he won’t think I love him. Does it sound stupid? What would you think when you got a letter ended with one of these words? I still haven’t got the English flair and sense for what is good to use.
I hope you will help me.



+ 6) Well, I just remembered one really last question. What does gotta mean? is it got to?

Thanks, Lenka

At least these:

It is interesting, because I think there was Paris's love in tzhe book. Anyway, thank you for the answers. But what about question number 2?
+ question 5: which other words could I use to end it? I don't still want to write just TAKE CARE. Can I write:
Hugs,
Lenka
?

Lenka

[Francois]

Yes, I think you can write Paris's love, though I believe it looks better with just an apostrophe.

FRC

[Lenka]

So what would you think about someone who would end his e-mail to you by:

love,
Lenka

What would you think of him?

[Tdol]

If it's a friend or family, it's fine.- it would look a bit strange otherwise.