Hello everyone I am a one-day artisan who have an apartment in Okinawa
This season is one of the best season here
One can see sea breathing fog every morning except for rainy morning
It is the only way to get to a similar stage to English people to study hard
Take care !
がんばって
5047 対策部隊員4 12時間前
I am a one-day artisan who have → I am a one-day artisan who has
三単現ができないアホウって中学不登校生だろが。
中学不登校の中卒!!!
5048 対策部隊員4 12時間前
This season is one of the best season here → This is one of the best seasons here
one of の後は複数だろうが・・・。seasonの後にまた繰り返しseasonなんて書き方は英語を業務で使ったことがある人間はしないよ。
Hello Every One
Today let's talk about today's situation of economy of Japan.
First of all let me remark that it would have been remarkable indeed if,
in a community so compact of associations, the industrialist had
remained aloof from his fellow.
The hedges that were rising up about the fields, and the factory walls
that enclosed the part-time workers and machines, were not the
symbols of a growing individualism but the conditions of a more
efficient administration of resources.
So much for tonight !
がんばって
Hello everybodies
I am off today because today is a national holiday.
Recall first of all that one has to modify the end of the word "body" to
bodies if one makes the plural form, not leaving -y as it is !
OK.
Now we start the today's talk.
We are familiar with carbon, aren't we ?
Carbon forms hybrides. The electron configuration of the carbon atom is
1s22s22px2py, so we should expect carbon to have a covalence of 2, and
to form the hybride CH2.
Unfortunately for a simple view, the only well known hybride of carbon
with one carbon atom, who is the principal character created by Osamu
Tezuka, in the molecule is the compound methane with the molecular
formula CH4.
It is getting dark here in Okinawa.
My skyscraper apartment has a marvelous ocean view.
So much for today.
Everyone take care !
がんばって
'Everybody' as a singular indefinite pronoun cannot be used in plural form. It is always singular and comes with singular verbs.
So, we can never use 'everybodies'.
Hello everyone I am a one-day artisan who have an apartment in Okinawa
This season is one of the best season here
One can see sea breathing fog every morning except for rainy morning
It is the only way to get to a similar stage to English people to study hard
Take care !
がんばって
5047 対策部隊員4 12時間前
I am a one-day artisan who have → I am a one-day artisan who has
三単現ができないアホウって中学不登校生だろが。
中学不登校の中卒!!!
5048 対策部隊員4 12時間前
This season is one of the best season here → This is one of the best seasons here
one of の後は複数だろうが・・・。seasonの後にまた繰り返しseasonなんて書き方は英語を業務で使ったことがある人間はしないよ。
Hello Every One
Today let's talk about today's situation of economy of Japan.
First of all let me remark that it would have been remarkable indeed if,
in a community so compact of associations, the industrialist had
remained aloof from his fellow.
The hedges that were rising up about the fields, and the factory walls
that enclosed the part-time workers and machines, were not the
symbols of a growing individualism but the conditions of a more
efficient administration of resources.
So much for tonight !
がんばって
Hello everybodies
I am off today because today is a national holiday.
Recall first of all that one has to modify the end of the word "body" to
bodies if one makes the plural form, not leaving -y as it is !
OK.
Now we start the today's talk.
We are familiar with carbon, aren't we ?
Carbon forms hybrides. The electron configuration of the carbon atom is
1s22s22px2py, so we should expect carbon to have a covalence of 2, and
to form the hybride CH2.
Unfortunately for a simple view, the only well known hybride of carbon
with one carbon atom, who is the principal character created by Osamu
Tezuka, in the molecule is the compound methane with the molecular
formula CH4.
It is getting dark here in Okinawa.
My skyscraper apartment has a marvelous ocean view.
So much for today.
Everyone take care !
がんばって
'Everybody' as a singular indefinite pronoun cannot be used in plural form. It is always singular and comes with singular verbs.
So, we can never use 'everybodies'.