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30 de ene. de 2018 · Korean. Jan 30, 2018. #1. I think it is grammatically correct to say She is not happier than her sister but, with the adverb less, I should say She is not less happy than her sister. 1) She is not less happy than her sister. 2) She is not less happier than her sister. Which of the two is correct?
14 de mar. de 2014 · Mar 15, 2014. #4. To me, there's a difference of time. My interpretation: Barry seems happy enough working for himself. = Barry is currently self-employed, and he seems happy about that. Barry seems happy enough to work for himself. = Barry finds himself in a situation where he's going to be self-employed (perhaps he's been laid off), and he's ...
9 de abr. de 2016 · Hello forum. Please explain both the sentences. 1 I will be happy to meet you. 2 The children will be happy cleaning away their toys.
14 de ago. de 2016 · British English. Aug 14, 2016. #7. It isn't nonsense. Using the vocabulary in the test question, the correct sentence is "The most happy marriage would be the union of a deaf man to a blind woman." It has to be "the union" because it is " The most happy marriage". It's taken from the writings of Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
11 de oct. de 2021 · I recommend you use "Happy Teachers' Day" - it is by far the most common form. However, I think you would be foolish to argue that this is the only possible punctuation, given that Mother's Day has its apostrophe before the "s" and Veterans Day doesn't have an apostrophe at all. Last edited: Oct 11, 2021.
2 de mar. de 2005 · Pelo seu aniversário. É pique! É pique! É pique, é pique, é pique! (first two are slower, last three are fast, each with their own claps) É hora! É hora! É hora, é hora, é hora! (first two are slower, last three are fast, each with their own claps) Rá-tim-bum! (slow, clap on each) (Nome do aniversariante) 3 vezes.
11 de may. de 2016 · Member. German (CH) May 11, 2016. #1. I'm about to respond to an email concerning an interview for an internship. I've suggested dates for the meeting, but can't come up with a synonym for " I would be (more than) happy to suggest additional dates " when ending my email (as I have already used the formula in "I would be happy to come in for an ...
13 de sept. de 2011 · New Zealand, English. Sep 12, 2011. #2. Well, no-one's ever said 'happy mid-autumn day' to me, so I suppose your response is as good as any other. But in general, you would repeat back whatever they said e.g. "Happy New Year to you too" or just say "you too". B.
16 de abr. de 2015 · Apr 16, 2015. #3. Both are correct, but they do not mean the same thing. As an adjective, "happy" modifies "children." As an adverb, "happily" modifies "grow up". Using the adverb says that the children should be happy when they are growing up. Using the adverb, you are saying that the process of growing up should be done in a happy way.
18 de sept. de 2010 · Of happy memory:- generally, reserved for high ranking royals, such as a king or queen. (The death of George VI of England was announced as: Our Late Sovereign Lord King George the Sixth of blessed and glorious memory ...). (After her father's death, when Elizabeth II was proclaimed Queen, the phrase was again used:- Princess Elizabeth ...
