Duckfan van Down Under schreef:Rather broken English here, I see. But indeed, "nice" starts with a consonant. The word "an" is only used when the noun following it starts with a vowel, or when it sounds like it's starting with a vowel. An hour starts with an h, for example, but you pronounce it like "an-ouwr".
The Phantom Blot didn't write it completely the right way, as the rest of the sentence is grammatically rubbish. I am not going further into that.
And Phooey Duck, "its" is used in a way like "his" or "hers", or like "ours". You should've used "it's".
But we're not here to correct each other on their English, are we? We'd get an off-topic warning from The Rubber Duck in 0.059736421 seconds! Knight on Goat, you made me go off-topic!
De Zwarte Schim schreef:Duckfan van Down Under schreef:Rather broken English here, I see. But indeed, "nice" starts with a consonant. The word "an" is only used when the noun following it starts with a vowel, or when it sounds like it's starting with a vowel. An hour starts with an h, for example, but you pronounce it like "an-ouwr".
The Phantom Blot didn't write it completely the right way, as the rest of the sentence is grammatically rubbish. I am not going further into that.
And Phooey Duck, "its" is used in a way like "his" or "hers", or like "ours". You should've used "it's".
But we're not here to correct each other on their English, are we? We'd get an off-topic warning from The Rubber Duck in 0.059736421 seconds! Knight on Goat, you made me go off-topic!
hmnm toevallig vertaalmachine?
DD schreef:De Zwarte Schim schreef:Duckfan van Down Under schreef:Rather broken English here, I see. But indeed, "nice" starts with a consonant. The word "an" is only used when the noun following it starts with a vowel, or when it sounds like it's starting with a vowel. An hour starts with an h, for example, but you pronounce it like "an-ouwr".
The Phantom Blot didn't write it completely the right way, as the rest of the sentence is grammatically rubbish. I am not going further into that.
And Phooey Duck, "its" is used in a way like "his" or "hers", or like "ours". You should've used "it's".
But we're not here to correct each other on their English, are we? We'd get an off-topic warning from The Rubber Duck in 0.059736421 seconds! Knight on Goat, you made me go off-topic!
hmnm toevallig vertaalmachine?
1. Vertaalmachine vertaalt nooit zo goed.
2. Onderschat DvDU niet. Hij is een slim mannetje.
De Zwarte Schim schreef:then we'll buy, I think a nice pocket
kwuk duck schreef:Its an nice pocket zwarte schim.
Ridder ter Geit schreef:No, not at all. 'Nice' starts with a 'n', which is a 'mede-klinker'. If a word starts with a 'mede-klinker' you put 'a' before the word, and not 'an'. So I think 'zwarte schim' wrote it the right way.
Duckfan van Down Under schreef:Rather broken English here, I see. But indeed, "nice" starts with a consonant. The word "an" is only used when the noun following it starts with a vowel, or when it sounds like it's starting with a vowel. An hour starts with an h, for example, but you pronounce it like "an-ouwr".
The Phantom Blot didn't write it completely the right way, as the rest of the sentence is grammatically rubbish. I am not going further into that.
And Phooey Duck, "its" is used in a way like "his" or "hers", or like "ours". You should've used "it's".
But we're not here to correct each other on their English, are we? We'd get an off-topic warning from The Rubber Duck in 0.059736421 seconds! Knight on Goat, you made me go off-topic!
Dubbelduck schreef:Net als vorige keer is het kortste verhaal eruitgehaald (dat is in dit geval The Final Five) en vervangen door een korter verhaaltje op vier stroken formaat. De code van dit verhaal is D 2002-032.
Dubbelduck schreef:Voor degenen die denken dat ik de pocket al heb: dit is dus niet zo. Je mag persoonlijk langskomen om het te komen checken
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