I just found the spell checker on my computer. This is great. Many red underlines before but good to correct my words now. This is a great help to learning I think!
I actually like that members who's first language isn't English don't have perfectly phrased posts, to me it adds to their posts on AJB and lends some authenticity to our multinational membership. I like that number24's posts have the occasional Norwegian word in or that yours I can read imagining an African accent. I also like the difference in phrases between the UK members and the Americans. All good stuff.
I actually like that members who's first language isn't English don't have perfectly phrased posts, to me it adds to their posts on AJB and lends some authenticity to our multinational membership. I like that number24's posts have the occasional Norwegian word in or that yours I can read imagining an African accent. I also like the difference in phrases between the UK members and the Americans. All good stuff.
Thank you my friend. The spell check has many red underlines!
I actually like that members who's first language isn't English don't have perfectly phrased posts, to me it adds to their posts on AJB and lends some authenticity to our multinational membership. I like that number24's posts have the occasional Norwegian word in or that yours I can read imagining an African accent. I also like the difference in phrases between the UK members and the Americans. All good stuff.
Totally, really adds to the 'multi-cultural' appeal to Bond.
I'm a Kiwi so I guess my phrases are probably closer to British members rather than the US, but I can never tell.
“The scent and smoke and sweat of a casino are nauseating at three in the morning. "
-Casino Royale, Ian Fleming
I actually like that members who's first language isn't English don't have perfectly phrased posts, to me it adds to their posts on AJB and lends some authenticity to our multinational membership. I like that number24's posts have the occasional Norwegian word in or that yours I can read imagining an African accent. I also like the difference in phrases between the UK members and the Americans. All good stuff.
Thank you my friend. The spell check has many red underlines!
My spellcheck translates some English words into a Norwegian word that looks like the word I ment, so I have problems too.....
I actually like that members who's first language isn't English don't have perfectly phrased posts, to me it adds to their posts on AJB and lends some authenticity to our multinational membership. I like that number24's posts have the occasional Norwegian word in or that yours I can read imagining an African accent. I also like the difference in phrases between the UK members and the Americans. All good stuff.
Thank you my friend. The spell check has many red underlines!
My spellcheck translates some English words into a Norwegian word that looks like the word I ment, so I have problems too.....
And that's what I like, it also reminds me that you are Norwegian, as you mention it so little I sometimes forget.
The circus has come to town, from my bedroom you can see the big top.
Reminds me of several years ago, when working for a local pharmaceutical
Company. In the canteen one morning chatting, looking out the window at
The nearby hill, we see three elephants coming walking across ! ( Not
Something we see every day ) to which I quipped " isn't that always the way.
You wait for decades to see an elephant and then three turn up at once"
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
This may sound strange but I am learning much about spelling from the spellchecker of my computer. Even in the short time I am using it I see many mistakes of spelling which I learn to make good. This is good because I am wanting to get a new job as a security guard and but first must pass the exam to get an SIA licence before I can work.
This may sound strange but I am learning much about spelling from the spellchecker of my computer. Even in the short time I am using it I see many mistakes of spelling which I learn to make good. This is good because I am wanting to get a new job as a security guard and but first must pass the exam to get an SIA licence before I can work.
Your English is improving on this forum quite a lot since you joined!! It will do you good posting here!!!
Thank you. I see the spellchecker and it makes me write better. I remember these words and now can use them when writing with the pen also. I will learn. I am reading the casino royale and this too will help me.
I have a question for my friends at the AJB. I please hope that you will not be offended by my asking such questions.
I wish to know how to use this writing symbol ' in writing a name or words which are double words. I am sorry I do not know the correct word but I do it like this.
would I write James Bonds or James Bond's or the same for other names. And do I write for other words not names with this ' for double, like shootings or shooting's?
This is very confusing to me and I have looked on the internet but I cannot find answer because I do not know what words to search for.
Went up the woods this morning with the dog ,and the bright green parakeets are now out ,their hibernation over ,and flying around our woods making a terrible din ,but they do look nice )
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Thank you my friend. The spell check has many red underlines!
Totally, really adds to the 'multi-cultural' appeal to Bond.
I'm a Kiwi so I guess my phrases are probably closer to British members rather than the US, but I can never tell.
-Casino Royale, Ian Fleming
My grammar is terrible, my phrasing at times awkward
Can be.
My spellcheck translates some English words into a Norwegian word that looks like the word I ment, so I have problems too.....
Reminds me of several years ago, when working for a local pharmaceutical
Company. In the canteen one morning chatting, looking out the window at
The nearby hill, we see three elephants coming walking across ! ( Not
Something we see every day ) to which I quipped " isn't that always the way.
You wait for decades to see an elephant and then three turn up at once"
Your English is improving on this forum quite a lot since you joined!! It will do you good posting here!!!
Good luck with exam!!!
I have a question for my friends at the AJB. I please hope that you will not be offended by my asking such questions.
I wish to know how to use this writing symbol ' in writing a name or words which are double words. I am sorry I do not know the correct word but I do it like this.
would I write James Bonds or James Bond's or the same for other names. And do I write for other words not names with this ' for double, like shootings or shooting's?
This is very confusing to me and I have looked on the internet but I cannot find answer because I do not know what words to search for.
1 friend 2 friends
1 car 2 cars
Etc.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
James Bond's gun is a Walther PPK.
The 1967 "Casino Royale" features several James Bonds.
Miss Moneypenny is M's secretary.
In "Skyfall" there are two Ms, Judi Dench and Ralph Fiennes.
With one exception, those are all in Germany 8-)
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!