mhardy6647
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Or commas (or comma's, if you prefer )Missing apostrophe's arent nearly as annoying as extraneou's one's.
Which leads us, inexorably, to Eats, Shoots & Leaves.
Or commas (or comma's, if you prefer )Missing apostrophe's arent nearly as annoying as extraneou's one's.
The Aussie version is:Or commas (or comma's, if you prefer )
Which leads us, inexorably, to Eats, Shoots & Leaves.
And that’s an excellent way to identify the villain in many Hollywood movies. "Game is up Mr. Bond. When saw reaches you I will be disrupting global financial system."Russian doesn't make that distinction.
No. Presidents get elected. Kings are permanent!Is that similar to “President”?
It very much does. The distinction is set into verb and noun forms rather than requiring seperate grammatical articles.Russian doesn't make that distinction.
we have no problems with absent articlesAnd is the Russian language the richer or poorer on that account?
I believe you would laugh even more if you knew all that nonsense in ridiculous inscriptions in Russian used in moviesAnd that’s an excellent way to identify the villain in many Hollywood movies. "Game is up Mr. Bond. When saw reaches you I will be disrupting global financial system."
Forgive me. On account of recent events, I thought it was the other way roundNo. Presidents get elected. Kings are permanent!
There are several types of film Russian:I believe you would laugh even more if you knew all that nonsense in ridiculous inscriptions in Russian used in movies
most of the time even those actual russian words do not make any senseActual Russian words