Recent content by Ashok K Thapa

Thank you Anglika. I think I understand it now.

Yes, thank you very much, finta. But I still don't get it. Why say "you, briefly". I am really confused.:-?

Please help me with this phrase "You, in a few words". What does it mean? I read this in Have Your Say column thread in Daily Express. Thank you.

It could also be double love 7, yes?;-)

or you can say I am talking about newborn baby. Correct?

I do. So do you?

Thanks to you both. Much obliged!:-D

quite better? rather better? Why not just say better than..... I am confused!!

Is the following sentence correct, please? If you do not do your homework you will earn your teacher's displeasure.

I voted time enough....:-D