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1 de set. de 2006 · Leí esta oracción en el librito de una cantante: "A Joan Tomás: Jo! Qué bonito...Me diste mucha paz..." ¿Quiere decir "jo"? No lo sé
26 de out. de 2010 · Joe and I discussed it and we are on the same page now. The nuance between to and with are minimal at best. Context, of course, is everything. To give someone a talking to does indeed imply a scolding or lecture. It just depends on the context and how it is stated, if it is verbal communication.
25 de abr. de 2008 · " Joe is a really cool guy, but it's hard to spend time with him. He always talks about his innumerable woes & after awhile, it sucks the life out of me. "It's different than donner le cafard / to give someone the blues-I would say that this idiom is a combination of to exhaust (épuiser) & to depress (déprimer). Thanks in advance.
15 de set. de 2013 · Joe refuses to answer the questions. In English, the verbal construction "answer to" is used in a very particular way. If I say, "I answer to Joe, not to you," that could mean Joe is my boss and I might do what he says, but I won't do what you say. You sometimes hear the sentence "I answer to a higher power."
9 de ago. de 2006 · -Joe P.D. No usamos "vacations" como los hispanoparlantes (plural) en este caso. Solo usariamos con algo asi como : "We take three vacations each year"/"We like taking vacations"/"My family took me on many vacations as a child" etc. J
28 de out. de 2020 · Thank you, Joe Esquire. I very much appreciate the help with this. I will use the "Statutory Community (Property) Marriage" and "Economic Rules Applicable to the Marital Property I DID note now that you helped me to find the proper English terms for those two, that there is nothing after the colon after each term.
10 de jun. de 2011 · I think that "could" has the meaning of "ability". If I say "I would appreciate it if you could turn it down", it would imply that "if you are able to turn it down".
12 de abr. de 2016 · Are both “of and into” correct after “investigation” such as in the below sentence? Investigation "of/into" handling practices in burger outlets in California. I have been told that both are correct but “of” is more common. Do you agree? Also, should it be "practices in" or "practices of”...
15 de mai. de 2007 · I agree with Joe Public's examples. Of your choices, the one that is just plain wrong here is in. Spatially, in would be inside. Something could be printed in a box on the page, but not in the page. The page is one of many pages in the book. On is upon, that is, touching the face of the page.
7 de jul. de 2007 · Hi all, Is there any difference between "I used to go to gym" and "I used to go to the gym"? I understand "the" often makes a difference as in "He went to school" (implying he went there to study something) and "He went to the school (implying he went there but not to study something). Is...
