English doubt
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2 Oct 2008, 23:01
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This one goes to all the 
native speakers.
Can I say:
"I like to dance..."
or it is wrong and i can only say it like this:
"I like dancing..."
I appreciate your help.
native speakers.Can I say:
"I like to dance..."
or it is wrong and i can only say it like this:
"I like dancing..."
I appreciate your help.
are you a little peon !
you know like in the movie, there is a fat british woman :D
who come and say are you a little cute boy !
: )
good night :~>
good night
Interesting recently learnt weird aside! There is a specific order to adjectives when two or more appear before a noun. All native English speakers just seem to know how to do it.
(article)
number
judgement/attitude
size
length
height
age
colour
origin
material
purpose
(noun)
just tried it and got 100%. Seems to come with the experience.
It's kinda like that in German, but doesn't sound so weird most of the times.
only missed the French green book one.
not too bad i reckon
I know it is doubt, that one was only a writting lapse.