A newbie's question comes out of the blue ;-)

**sgh** · 02-Jun-2008, 09:33

very thank you, bhaisahab.

**sgh** · 02-Jun-2008, 09:34

ok i understand, Snowcake

**Snowcake** · 02-Jun-2008, 09:38

[OK, I understand.]

'I' is capitalized.

Just as a help for you.

**RonBee** · 02-Jun-2008, 09:50

Suggestions, corrections, in blue.

Originally Posted by sgh

very thank you, bhaisahab.

Thank you very much, bhaisahab.

Welcome!

**sgh** · 02-Jun-2008, 09:57

can anybody tell me "just" use how and when?

**sgh** · 02-Jun-2008, 10:01

Originally Posted by RonBee

Suggestions, corrections, in blue.

Thank you very much, bhaisahab.

Welcome!

to that extent, i know

i learned english a little.

**Snowcake** · 02-Jun-2008, 10:12

Originally Posted by sgh

can anybody tell me "just" use how and when?

Say:

Can anybody tell me how and when to use 'just'?

Try this:

just - definition of just by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.

**mommybanggoy** · 30-Sep-2008, 06:54

Hi,

I'm a newbie too. Just would like to ask what is the meaning of the idiom "to go places"? I understand the idiom but would like to use it accurately and I would like the person I will write it to to not understand me literally.

Hope someone can help.

Thanks!

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