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makileo said:hollow
Red5 said:makileo said:hollow
Strange message. What did you mean by that?
Red5 said:P'raps - it's the angry smilie that threw me. ;-)
solid! :twisted:makileo said:hollow
makileo said:hollow
RonBee said:Hi Lucy! It looks like you've been pretty busy lately. :wink:
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RonBee said:May I make a correction?
You get annoyed at your broken old computer.![]()
As for your happy PC, I wouldn't ordinarily think of my computer that way, but I rather like that expression.![]()
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jnsummer said:Howdy Lucy!
Its better to say...I welcome you to do that for me.
is you pc happy today :?: mine is very slow and i feel like dropping it out of my window to see how big a hole i can make in the ground outside haha :lol:
RonBee said:Correction.
Rather than saying "Welcome you to do corrections for me too!" it would be better to say "You are welcome to do corrections for me too!" (The first sentence is not idiomatic English.)
I hope that helps.
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As always,
RonBee
RonBee said:You are right. It is an adjective in that sentence, as noted here: http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=welcome
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lucyarliwu said:RonBee said:You are right. It is an adjective in that sentence, as noted here: http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=welcome
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Thanks Ron for your reference!
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tdol said:And, of course, 'welcome' is a regular verb, unlike most of the 'come' family. ;-)