sentences differences

[blacknomi]

No. Why hurt? :D
Not at all.
No worries. 8)

How can you breath with 3 'negatives' appearing at the beginning of this post! :wink: :D

[Francois]

It is not recommended to breathe NO² indeed.

FRC

[sky753]

hi blacknomi:
that was because it was the first time i attend this kind of forum. and i did't know exactly what the symbols looking like men's faces really meant. or i may have pressed them accidentally.
by the way could you tell me the differences between I and i . I have seen some people used i at the beginning of each sentence.why do they use it that way.
and as you know ,i am a teacher. according to your own experience, in what way i could do to improve my teaching skills? and i am always feeling that i myself am not sure of many vocabularies and western customs and culture. could you suggest me some excellent website about western customs and culture?
thank you very much !
weiqun ding.

[blacknomi]

It is not recommended to breathe NO² indeed.

FRC

[blacknomi]

weiqun ding,

Always capatalize 'I' when you refer to a personal pronoun.
I'm not sure if there's any psychology or philosophy behind those who use the lower case 'i'. Perhaps laziness visits him. 8)

I do recommend you this forum.
Here are the reasons,

1. It's easier to post.
2. It's user-friendly interface.
3. Native speakers here are knowledgeable and hilarious.
4. Non-native speakers are nice and cool.
5. They have great grammatical points.
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100. Anyway STICK TO IT :D

[Francois]

It is not recommended to breathe NO² indeed.

FRC

Don't blush, that was just a remark in passing ;)

1. It's easier to post.
2. It's user-friendly interface.
3. Native speakers here are knowledgeable and hilarious.
4. Non-native speakers are nice and cool.
5. They have great grammatical points.

In #1 I would put:
1. You can't beat free, quality help and advice.

FRC

[blacknomi]

NO²

How can you make that little 2 on the corner?

[Francois]

The key above <tab> is <²> on my (French) keyboard.

FRC

[blacknomi]

Mine is tilde. 8)