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- I dag I dag jeg se et film hedder 'ordet' på film4. Vejren i dag var frygtelig. Det var blæsende. Hvad var dit vejr lide i dag? I know this is a short entry, I'm just struggling to come up with what to say. I need some practice on past tense, can anyone help me learn some past tense with every day verbs?September 12, 201110
- 'have you ever been to Paris" is more of a general question, where as "did you ever go to Paris" is a more direct question. Like, "have you ever had a car?" Compared to "did you ever get a car?" Its a more direct question usually meaning you have some past information about the subject of the question, i.e. you previously talked about getting a car and your wanting the outcome of the situation. Where as, asking have you... is more indefinite, as you have no previous knowledge of the subject with that person.0 votedAugust 31, 20110
id say the egg, as all life derives from the sea, which most marine life lay eggs, as they gradually adapted to living on land they would have all laid eggs, until the evolutionary species of mammals came about where the egg is, if you like, hatched inside the females womb, where as mostly all other forms of animals lay eggs. the mammals in the sea, are just ones who were once land based and evolved close to waters that they must have used frequently.
so birds would have laid eggs well before they were birds, and as they evolved, eventually the chicken came about in the form of slow evolution changing every couple of thousand years starting from egg form.
well thats my theory anyway.
0 votedAugust 31, 20110why i am learning English
because i love English songs.
Although these peoples corrections are correct, the sentence didn't necessarily need correcting as "Why i am learning English" is a statement, rather than a question.
just like "Why i am giving this example", because I'm stating not questioning.
0 votedAugust 20, 20111- First notebook entry: Introducing myself My name is Tom, I'm a 22 year old Englishman, living near Nottingham. I love languages, but can never seem to concentrate on just one, and so know only bits of a few. I aim to mainly learn Danish, as it is my favourite language. I would like to connect with my Danish ancestry, something England has lost since 1066. Jeg hedder Tom, jeg er 22 år gammel englænder, jeg bor i Nottingham.August 20, 201130
