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- Best: I can't hold back my anger anymore. This implies that you have anger building behind a wall that is protecting the other person. It means that THEY are going to receive your anger, (or if you are talking about it to someone else, then the specific subject will be who you get angry at). I can't hold my anger anymore. I can't hold in my anger anymore. Think of a balloon full off water bursting and getting everything wet. These have no direction for your anger, so your anger is going to burst out and get all over everyone. Hope this helps^^0 votedApril 5, 20123
First notebook entry: Introducing myself
I want to learn more oral english English and business english English,just like quotes, & enquiry & enquiries, shipements, and so on. I hope you can help me. thanks Thanks in advance.
Don't forget the subjects of your sentences. Here it is you, (I).
Good job^^
0 votedApril 5, 20120Today, I fell and hurt my waist but...
In Koea Korea, Spring spring has come but the weather is still cold and rainy by time.
Today, I fell and hurt my waist but i'm I'm not feeling a lots lot of pain.
if i will be sick tomorrow If I have pain tomorrow, i I might have to go to the hospital.
To explain, the accident happened in a matter of seconds,
cause because i I was lying down on the floor when I opened my eyes.(This might sound better: The accident happened so fast, that by the time I opened my eyes, I was already lying down on the floor.)
i was forget I forgot that water stays my sompany on the ground after a rainfall,
so walked up the aisle road (or stairs?) with no differences between the differently than normal days.
I will be careful from now on.
My friends, Be be careful not to get hurt!!
0 votedApril 1, 20121- In my (Midwest American English) opinion Go there/get there and go to/get to can often be used interchangeably. In a statement, they essentially mean the same thing, but in a question they are emphasizing different ideas. "How do you go to work?" -emphasis is on mode of transportation. "How do you get to work?" -emphasis is on route or direction. "Get" can also be replaced with "arrive" in some cases. "I will get there at 8am/I will arrive there at 8am" "Go" could be talking about when you leave a place. "I will go to the store at 11am/I will leave for the store at 11am. In your two sentences, the first makes me think of an enjoyable road trip in my car, and the second makes me think of practical things, like time, route, method of travel. I really wouldn't think twice if we were having a conversation and you used either one of them.0 votedMarch 30, 20120
