Thanks for the kind words. I took my time to trash some of the words and expressions that could be causing confusion to the users of English Language. Seeing an expression like "He forgot to arm the alarm with his arm" could be difficult to understand if one is not conversant with the rudiments and basis of language.
I can only imagine how non-native English speakers who're new to English feel when they see such confusing sentences! Glad you're clearing their doubts.
Cheers!
I bet that it can be quite frustrating at first when you are just getting acquainted with the language but as time goes on when you read posts like this and educative books, it would become clearer.
All these leads us to one of the feature of language - flexibility. Language is flexible such that it can take any form.
Thanks for the kind words. I took my time to trash some of the words and expressions that could be causing confusion to the users of English Language. Seeing an expression like "He forgot to arm the alarm with his arm" could be difficult to understand if one is not conversant with the rudiments and basis of language.
Best wishes!!!
I can only imagine how non-native English speakers who're new to English feel when they see such confusing sentences! Glad you're clearing their doubts.
Cheers!
I bet that it can be quite frustrating at first when you are just getting acquainted with the language but as time goes on when you read posts like this and educative books, it would become clearer.
All these leads us to one of the feature of language - flexibility. Language is flexible such that it can take any form.
What's your first or native language @yesaye?
Agreed.
Mine's a language of Karnataka, India called as Kannada.
Okay. You seemed to have mastery in English language from your choice and use of words. That's a good one. 👍
ಶುಭಾಷಯಗಳು
Hahaha I'm flattered! :P
Thank you, best wishes to you too!
It's my pleasure 😀