Are the 5 basic sentence patterns sacred? - Page 5

RonBee · #41 (**permalink**) 26-Dec-2003, 11:54

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Originally Posted by landekai

Well, learnt a lot from you guy...Thank you...

You're welcome. :D

(Say: "I've learned a lot from you guys." (I suppose you can use learnt in BE.))

Welcome to our friendly forum!

:D

RonBee · #42 (**permalink**) 26-Dec-2003, 11:56

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Originally Posted by claude

Quote:

Originally Posted by landekai

Well, learnt a lot from you guy...Thank you...

no problem, piggy knuckle, you are welcome. :wink:

Um, what's a piggy knuckle?

:wink:

#43 (**permalink**) 28-Dec-2003, 10:15

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Originally Posted by RonBee

Um, what's a piggy knuckle?

:wink:

If it's meant as a kind of food, a "pig knuckle" is a traditional delicacy in Taiwan. I believe Germany has it too.

:wink:

RonBee · #44 (**permalink**) 28-Dec-2003, 15:43

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Originally Posted by infinikyte

Quote:

Originally Posted by RonBee

Um, what's a piggy knuckle?

:wink:

If it's meant as a kind of food, a "pig knuckle" is a traditional delicacy in Taiwan. I believe Germany has it too.

:wink:

Thanks.
:D

Tom: My butcher has pig's feet.
Jerry: He does, does he?
Tom: Yeah. Other than that, he's perfectly normal.

:wink:

#45 (**permalink**) 29-Dec-2003, 05:59

Yeah, Just as infinikyte's explanation, It is a kind of traditional Chinese food, very delicious.

gabrielaq · #46 (**permalink**) 15-Jun-2006, 21:51

what about the function of the advervial " on the table"? in

I put the pen on the table

Couldn't it be analysed either as an advervial A. of Place or an OC ?


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