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30 de jan. 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?
11 de out. 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.
23 de ago. de 2021 · Happy flower is also used in Spanish with the meaning pachamama: someone who respects the earth, is vegan, etc., basically because of the literal meaning of the phrase: a flower which is happy, meaning this idea of being part of nature, accepting the gifts of the earth: water, the sun, etc. It's all related.
1 de mar. de 2007 · In this structure of present progressive and first person ("I am sending"), using "to say" is the only sensible choice here, because it conveys the intention of the sender. Although grammatically you could use "saying," it would be bizarre because it would be descriptive and detached, as if the sender were speaking of someone else.
10 de nov. de 2011 · As they are twins, I would wish them a happy birthday. They had one birth day. In a slightly more complicated situation, where there are several kids in the group who have birthdays in the week, we wish happy birthday (singular) to Brenda, Charlie, Deirdre and Ed - even if their birthdays are on separate days.
9 de jun. de 2014 · Senior Member. English, U.S. Jun 9, 2014. #10. In saying "I am a teacher" with "also", you are either adding "I" to another person who is a teacher, or adding "teacher" to another occupation that you have. In the former case you would stress "Í" with your voice, and in the latter case you would stress "téacher".
3 de set. de 2013 · Sep 3, 2013. #2. I think saying "Happy studying" could be taken the wrong way. It sounds like you want the student to suffer through the studying, not enjoy it. I don't think a student could envision being happy while studying. "Enjoy your studies" sounds like you want the student to enjoy the semester or the program, not just studying for a test.
24 de jul. de 2007 · AE, Español. Jul 24, 2007. #2. "I have been" suggests that you still are in the forum; if you wanted to suggest that you have left it, you might say "I had been in the forum since morning." I would recommend you use the first choice, as the second is not grammatically correct. "I have been in this forum since this morning."
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.
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.
