'Muifa was still packing winds of up to 144km per hour". please tell me what is meaning of underline sentence
This phrase is frequently heard in weather reports. Sustitute carrying for packing.Originally Posted by 1235
"Muifa (the name of this storm) was still carrying heavy winds, which reached a velocity of 144km per hour."
Sir ,i am satisfied with your answer please tell me how i should get answer my questions those have not been given answers but they are very necessary for me?
Be patient. Not all questions are answered as quickly as this one was. It depends on the content, the context and whether or not we know the answer! All the teachers and native speakers here are volunteers, doing this in our free time. Most questions get answered - eventually!
Packing is a slang term for wielding, as in a weapon.
Which questions are you referring to?
As far as I can see they have all been answered.
Rover
Sorry for not being patient.As you know i am beginner and just two days i have joined this forum therefore i did not know too much about it so again sorry now i have got all answers of my questions.I am very found of learning English and i read English newspapers when i cannot understand any phrase,sentence then i posted that on your forum and after posting i got answer soon but yesterday i posted my question i waited but no answer had been replied to me as soon as bebfore
Please see my amendments in red.
Please remember to capitalise the word "I" all the time. Also make sure you add a space after a full stop or a comma (or any other punctuation mark which appears at the end of a word).
Construct shorter sentences too to make your posts easier to read.
Don't worry about the sentence construction too much, but capitalisation and punctuation are important even for beginners!
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