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Do you guys know how to call in English a children´s game , in which girls have to jump over a piece of rubber band tied at the ends?
learner said:Do you guys know how to call in English a children´s game , in which girls have to jump over a piece of rubber band tied at the ends?
tdol said:That's probably because you spent too much of your time watching radios when you were a little girl.;-).
learner said:Do you guys know how to call in English a children´s game , in which girls have to jump over a piece of rubber band tied at the ends?
tdol said:learner said:Do you guys know how to call in English a children´s game , in which girls have to jump over a piece of rubber band tied at the ends?
Is it 'cat's cradle'? I'm not sure, but the name rings a bell.
tdol said:That's probably because you spent too much of your time watching radios when you were a little girl.;-).
shane said:tdol said:That's probably because you spent too much of your time watching radios when you were a little girl.;-).
:lol: :lol:
Susie Smith said:Could (or would) one of you guys explain the ambiguous sentence in blue to this latecomer? (just curious)
shane said:Susie Smith said:Could (or would) one of you guys explain the ambiguous sentence in blue to this latecomer? (just curious)
Hi Susie,
The sentence in blue was part of an English test I saw in a middle school a few weeks ago. I liked it so much I decided to keep it for my signature.![]()
learner said:Do you guys know how to call in English a children´s game , in which girls have to jump over a piece of rubber band tied at the ends?