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Anonim
If you need some help (with problematic homework, translation etc) this is the only appropriate place to ask for it. Please, don't create new threads and don't make mess in the existing ones.
Thank you. -
Phuc
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Anonim
I'm not sure if it's going to work, but at least I may say I tried. And finally I may delete such posts without remorse :D -
Drzemi
>Morteaz napisał
>I'm not sure if it's going to work
Yeah, probably it'll be the same fate as with those loose topics.... ^^'
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Anonim
i need somebody to go to school for me tomorrow, and i'll be sleeping whole day...volunteers?; )
and seriously great idea, although there may be ppl who won't respect it, and when it happens-DELETE, BAN etc! :) -
Anonim
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Gandża
I have a problem!
Well I suppose I should write/ask in English, so I try.
I don't know what means "baggage outbound".
I wanna book eticket for a flight, and on the web site there is somthing like "baggage outbound".
I don't know is it extra luggage/backpack to the plane, or it's a baggage which i could take on the board?
thanks for help.
regards :)
A.
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Psycho-Maniak
I need your help. Please tell me, what is the difference between inflection and derivation? -
Anna Zientara
I have a very big problem I love a boy who goes to this same class what I have tell him?HELP me please.Quickly. -
Anonim
>Cokolwa - Łotewa napisał
>I need your help. Please tell me, what is the difference
>between inflection and derivation?
inflection is an affix which marks grammatical properties such as number, person, tense, case. Example can be verb inflection for third person singular present tense +s
derivation in turn is the addition of a derivational affix (either a prefix or suffix) to a root producing new word with some changes (phonological, orthographic, semantic or word class). Example here can be the addition of a prefix un- (unlock, unfold) or suffix -ment (arrangement, judgement)
so while inflection is strictly connected with grammatical properties of a word, derivation produces new lexical meaning without grammatical change -
Psycho-Maniak
>podaj cegłe napisał
>>Cokolwa - Łotewa napisał
>>I need your help. Please tell me, what is the difference
>>between inflection and derivation?
>
>inflection is an affix which marks grammatical properties
>such as number, person, tense, case. Example can be verb
>inflection for third person singular present tense +s
>derivation in turn is the addition of a derivational affix
>(either a prefix or suffix) to a root producing new word
>with some changes (phonological, orthographic, semantic or
>word class). Example here can be the addition of a prefix
>un- (unlock, unfold) or suffix -ment (arrangement,
>judgement)
>
>so while inflection is strictly connected with grammatical
>properties of a word, derivation produces new lexical
>meaning without grammatical change
wielkie dzieki:) -
Anna Zientara
ASAP, I am urgently looking for a HELP in the matter of feelings about a friend of mine at the same class. What should I do?
Many thanks in advance for your advise. -
Anonim
holy crap, this is what i would never expect in this topic =)
Anulka, but how can anyone help ya? esp if you didn't explain a thing =D -
Anonim
oh, Andziula, actually she did...
>Anulka wrote:
>I have a very big problem I love a boy who goes to this same
>class what I have tell him?HELP me please.Quickly.
and what can i tell You, anulka, You know(despite the fact that it's not the topic about this kind of problems...or is it?) it's a complicated matter...but do what Your heart tells You to do. just....go with the flow;) -
Anonim
she didn't say enough to get sth more than just a general advise i think :P
and about 'going with the flow': sursum corda! but not above your brain.
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martin
hello guys:) I have a problem, can you help me and translate 'eat the scrubs'? what does it mean? -
Psycho-Maniak
>Gandża napisała:
>I have a problem!
>Well I suppose I should write/ask in English, so I try.
>I don't know what means "baggage outbound".
>I wanna book eticket for a flight, and on the web site there
>is somthing like "baggage outbound".
>I don't know is it extra luggage/backpack to the plane, or
>it's a baggage which i could take on the board?
>thanks for help.
>regards :)
>A.
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Get emo haircut, start to cry and tell him what do feel...;] -
Anonim
>martin napisała:
>hello guys:) I have a problem, can you help me and
>translate 'eat the scrubs'? what does it mean?
A context needed. Is it about competition?
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martin
it is a guano apes song - sandra sings in the last verse ''you won`t cover me up because I`m the girl who eats the scrub '' -
Anna Zientara
This case is not matter for me I hate to today this boy.Thanks for us advice.
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