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Hello, Jessie!
I'm really happy that Debby remmembers me until now and she seems fine.
It was quiet surprising that you and her know each other well. :)
Anyway, I have some questions.
If I use like "Just I'm ~.", is it wrong grammar? I can't use like that? I often have used like that. I knew thatI should put 'just' behind the 'be' verbs, though...
And 'almost' means more than 50%, doesn't it?
Then take care and see you.
<Essay>
I don't agree. I think parents should deal with their children problems in talking as possible as they can. And if they can't solve problems, they should use not spank but other ways. It isn't ethical to hit their children whatever they did.
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Hi there!
Thanks for expressing your opinion about the statement.
Ohh, it seems like you are noticing your common errors nowadays. ^^
Anyway, let\'s answer your questions.
Well, you already know that just should follow the \"be verbs\". But the important thing is there should be a subject.
Aside from that we also place \"just\" between the subject and the verb.
For example: He just arrived.
And take note that we shouldn\'t use \"just\" to begin our sentence.
The word almost means nearly. So the percentage depends on the sentence. I just used 50% in my previous explanation because of the example sentence.
Check out these sentences: I almost passed the test. It means that he got less than 50% in the test so he didn\'t pass the test but he nearly passed it. Maybe he got 48% of the test.
I almost failed the test. It means that he got 50% or more than 50 % of the test so he passed the test but he nearly failed. Maybe he got 50% or 52% of the test.
I hope I clarified it well this time. ^^
Well, see you on Monday!
~T. Jessie~
Hello, Jessie!
>> Correct!
I\'m really happy that Debby remmembers me until now and she seems fine.
>> I\'m really happy that Debby remembers me until now and she seems fine.
It was quiet surprising that you and her know each other well. :)
>> Correct!
Anyway, I have some questions.
>> Correct!
If I use like \"Just I\'m ~.\", is it wrong grammar?
>> Correct!
I can\'t use like that?
>> Can I use that?
I often have used like that.
>> I often used that.
I knew thatI should put \'just\' behind the \'be\' verbs, though...
>> I knew that I should put \'just\' behind the \'be\' verbs, though...
And \'almost\' means more than 50%, doesn\'t it?
>> Correct!
Then take care and see you.
>> Correct!
<Essay>
I don\'t agree.
>> Correct!
I think parents should deal with their children problems in talking as possible as they can.
>> I think parents should deal with their children problems through talking as possible as they can.
And if they can\'t solve problems, they should use not spank but other ways.
>> And if they can\'t solve the problems, they shouldn\'t spank but they should think of other ways.
It isn\'t ethical to hit their children whatever they did.
>> It isn\'t ethical to hit their children for whatever they did.
Thanks for expressing your opinion about the statement.
Ohh, it seems like you are noticing your common errors nowadays. ^^
Anyway, let\'s answer your questions.
Well, you already know that just should follow the \"be verbs\". But the important thing is there should be a subject.
Aside from that we also place \"just\" between the subject and the verb.
For example: He just arrived.
And take note that we shouldn\'t use \"just\" to begin our sentence.
The word almost means nearly. So the percentage depends on the sentence. I just used 50% in my previous explanation because of the example sentence.
Check out these sentences: I almost passed the test. It means that he got less than 50% in the test so he didn\'t pass the test but he nearly passed it. Maybe he got 48% of the test.
I almost failed the test. It means that he got 50% or more than 50 % of the test so he passed the test but he nearly failed. Maybe he got 50% or 52% of the test.
I hope I clarified it well this time. ^^
Well, see you on Monday!
~T. Jessie~
Hello, Jessie!
>> Correct!
I\'m really happy that Debby remmembers me until now and she seems fine.
>> I\'m really happy that Debby remembers me until now and she seems fine.
It was quiet surprising that you and her know each other well. :)
>> Correct!
Anyway, I have some questions.
>> Correct!
If I use like \"Just I\'m ~.\", is it wrong grammar?
>> Correct!
I can\'t use like that?
>> Can I use that?
I often have used like that.
>> I often used that.
I knew thatI should put \'just\' behind the \'be\' verbs, though...
>> I knew that I should put \'just\' behind the \'be\' verbs, though...
And \'almost\' means more than 50%, doesn\'t it?
>> Correct!
Then take care and see you.
>> Correct!
<Essay>
I don\'t agree.
>> Correct!
I think parents should deal with their children problems in talking as possible as they can.
>> I think parents should deal with their children problems through talking as possible as they can.
And if they can\'t solve problems, they should use not spank but other ways.
>> And if they can\'t solve the problems, they shouldn\'t spank but they should think of other ways.
It isn\'t ethical to hit their children whatever they did.
>> It isn\'t ethical to hit their children for whatever they did.
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