English Questions Or Problems

[Lionel Messi]

English Problems or Questions

I have a questions should we speak hear English ? and my important questions is about translate
and I am a high school student and I don't know a lot of thing about English if I can speak persian I want to speak Persian here can I?
can you translate my sentences ?
and my sentences are :
1-it looks kind of weird
2-I get to meet some interesting people
3-I have been doing it for 15 years now

 

[Analia]

پاسخ : English Problems or Questions

I have a questions should we speak hear English ? and my important questions is about translate
and I am a high school student and I don't know a lot of thing about English if I can speak persian I want to speak Persian here can I?
can you translate my sentences ?
and my sentences are :
1-it looks kind of weird
2-I get to meet some interesting people
3-I have been doing it for 15 years now

weird means strange and unusual or difficult to understand
I don't understand what your question is about the other two sentences!!

 

[Narcissus]

پاسخ : English Problems or Questions

I have a questions should we speak hear English ? and my important questions is about translate
and I am a high school student and I don't know a lot of thing about English if I can speak persian I want to speak Persian here can I?
can you translate my sentences ?
and my sentences are :
1-it looks kind of weird
2-I get to meet some interesting people
3-I have been doing it for 15 years now

If your problem is translating these sentences just ask them here:
http://www.sampadia.com/forum/index.php/topic,89597.0.html
Any Persian Translation is prohibited in this topic.

 

[الهام1375]

پاسخ : English Problems or Questions

?Hi,I know what I ask may seem easy peasy , but which one is true? why
I asked her a question
I asked a question from her.
?and what the difference between surround and enclose
please answer ASAP​

 

[Analia]

پاسخ : English Problems or Questions

?Hi,I know what I ask may seem easy peasy , but which one is true? why
I asked her a question
I asked a question from her.
?and what the difference between surround and enclose
please answer ASAP​

I asked her a question is correct
because that's the correct form

enclose is quite different I believe

enclose involves a kind separation in it's meaning which surround doesn't

 

[Narcissus]

پاسخ : English Problems or Questions

سلام.خسته نباشید.من دبیرستانی هستم.دبیرمون چنددسته کلمات هم معنی بهمون داده وگفته بگیدکه هرکدومشون واسه چه وقتی به کارمیرن.متاسفانه نتونستم چیزی پیداکنم.لطفا اگه میشه تاحداقل2یا3 روط دیگه جوابشو واسم ایمیل کنید. دسته های کلماتش ایناس: babby,cop,policeman,tired,exhausted,worn out
} {fix,repair,sort,mend,parch,darn} مرسییییییی

Hi there,
First of all,you're not allowed to write in Persian here!
Then,It's your homework and ,in fact, your responsibility to find the words,their meanings and usages!
So you can look them up in your dictionary,and I recommend Oxford Advanced Dictionary because the difference of the syns are also mentioned there. :)
​

 

[آیدا :)]

پاسخ : English Problems or Questions

why do we use "a" with "mustache "?

 

[Narcissus]

پاسخ : English Problems or Questions

why do we use "a" with "mustache "?

Cuz it's a countable noun.So You can't leave this singular noun without any articles.
Whenever you use a countable noun in a sentence,you must use "A" or "An" if it's singular.And if you're talking about more than one,you must say "mustaches".​

 

[آیدا :)]

پاسخ : English Problems or Questions

Cuz it's a countable noun.So You can't leave this singular noun without any articles.
Whenever you use a countable noun in a sentence,you must use "A" or "An" if it's singular.And if you're talking about more than one,you must say "mustaches".​

but we can't count it, it's like "hair
but we don't use "a !

 

[Narcissus]

پاسخ : English Problems or Questions

but we can't count it, it's like "hair
but we don't use "a !

Nope,the whole line of hair on the upper lip is called a mustache so you can count it.

And also remember that "hair" itself can be both countable and uncountable.
Examples:
1.[Uncountable]
Her Hair looks shiny.
2.[Countable]
There's a hair in my soup.​