bhaisahab

Hello bhaisahab,
I hope we are not enemies now because of my new group "American English friends". :shock:
I'm not a British English hater, just an American English friend :up:

Cheers!

Dear bhaisahab,
Could you follow this link and help me, please?
http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/ask-teacher/113984-complex-subject.html

Thanks beforehand

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

I wish you Health...

So you may enjoy each day in comfort.

I wish you the Love of friends and family...

And Peace within your heart.

I wish you the Beauty of nature...

That you may enjoy the work of God.

I wish you Wisdom to choose priorities...

For those things that really matter in life.

I wish you Generosity so you may share...

All good things that come to you.

I wish you Happiness and Joy...

And Blessings for the New Year.

I wish you the best of everything...

That you so well deserve.

Respected Sir,
I want to get the differences between an object and a complement. Will you please help me? My mail id: nabendu_cb@rediffmail.com

hey, I'm half way through my essay and you look at it. I'll post inm on private in e-mail.

Hello bhaisahab,
Thank you for all your nice and effective posts :up:

Cheers!

('s)implies possession like:that books is Alice's>>>it's for Alice
in other cases
like it's,it means either has or is>>it has or it is
hope it helps you suchada

hey, thank for replying. i got a eesay and if you dont mind can you check the gammer?

hey,
what does is mean when a name have a s in the end etc, alice's ?

Hi,

What sentence/expression can be used to describe, what a tour guide does?

Guide took us to various places and made us view the mountains.

A guide escorts people and helps them in sightseeing.

I know the above sentences are incorrect, however I am unable to think of proper sentences/expressions to express this thought.

Thanks

Hello Bhaisahab,I hope you are doing good.
Please enlighten us with your views on my post on Neutral and Neutralized Accent.
Thanks

hi sabah,how r u ?

Thanks for your help which I could not have found elsewhere. Now I can confidently use that expression in certificates to award later. I still have many questions on the use of English. I'll thank you even more if you will throw light on those.

Dear Sir,

Could you please spare some minutes in reading Video: One small step back to where we started - Times Online
Your great support should be highly appreciated.

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Best regards,
Henry Hunter,
Sep. 25, 2009

dear sir thank you for your help

Good day! If you have spare time, please, answer this question:
http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/ask-teacher/102841-what-tense-should-i-use.html#post506775
Thanks in advance,
Max.

Can any British Native speaker explain me the characteristics of Intonation in British English (Tone: rising and falling tone, Stress: Contrastive and new information stress) and how is it different from from American English.

Hi
I got this point from one of a indian tv show.

It was:

**chris and shan have disappeared.


But i think i should be::**chris and shan have been disappered.

Tell me which one is the correct one. According to me second one should be the correct one(chris and shan have been disappeared.)

:roll::roll::roll::roll::roll::roll::roll:

Thankxxxx bhaisahab....

Thankx sir,

But ing. always used with is/am/are/was/were/
But i kept telling u(there is no use of these verbs)??? so m very confused. This is a simple thing, but i cannot understand this.
Plz help me.

Like:;:::::i was telling u, i was reading book, i was watching tv....n so.... there is was/were/is/am/are/..............+ verb+ing...........

I kept telling u( has no use of these verbs?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,so why not .......
i was kept telling u................