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Madambadu · 26 Kasım 2010

cemreeylul .!.:
ok. sorry i have misunderstood :)

its okey :)

How are u girls?

Madambadu · 27 Kasım 2010

hi girls good evening :)

İ want to learn somethnig maybe u will hep me about that:)

what is the differences between get use to , have use to thanks :)

cemreeylul · 27 Kasım 2010

have use to? this is the first time for me to hear it. maybe it's not a common usage
as you know, i learned eng in london, but there's always smthng missing between you and me which you learn from the books but not a live point
i can explain used to, be used to, get used to if you want

Madambadu · 28 Kasım 2010

cemreeylul .!.:
have use to? this is the first time for me to hear it. maybe it's not a common usage
as you know, i learned eng in london, but there's always smthng missing between you and me which you learn from the books but not a live point
i can explain used to, be used to, get used to if you want

yes eylul pls explain it :) thanks

cemreeylul · 28 Kasım 2010

i used to smoke ---> i smoked before but i gave up, i don't smoke anymore
i am used to smoking-----> smoking is my habitude currently
i am getting used to smoking-----> i'm in the process of having this habitude, i'm not addicted yet, but it is near
i got used to smoking-----> it's similar to the first one, but it is still continuing, there's a little difference between that and the second one but i can't explain, don't worry, this is not common
but if i give the example, i got used to working hard, i say i became accustomed to working hard in the past, so now, i can work hard too, because i know it, i have experienced it before.

Madambadu · 28 Kasım 2010

thank u a lot :) i understand clearly

tourmaline · 28 Kasım 2010

thks cemre, it is very useful information for us..

cemreeylul · 29 Kasım 2010

you are welcome, you can ask me whatever you want

hey girls! you know the difference between ''you are welcome'' and ''not at all''
90% of turkish people have a problem with that

tourmaline · 29 Kasım 2010

i dont know very clearly but i think 'you r welcome ' is more polite ('rica ederim')..'not at all' means 'birşey değil'.

tourmaline · 29 Kasım 2010

could you give me some information about ''clauses'' if it is possible..?
adj. clause, noun clause, time clause..or what else..
what are the diffrences between adj and noun clause..?

cemreeylul · 2 Aralık 2010

good morning, sorry i couldn't get on. for 2 days i was really busy

there is a big difference between mot at all and you are welcome

i am really sorry but i must write in turkish to explain
-thank you
-you are welcome
(it is impossible to say not at all here, but in daily language it is used, especially by foreigners)

-thank you, you took the trouble of... / you made an effort (like ah zahmet oldu size)
-not at all (like tam olarak öyle değil, çok da değil)

tourmaline what is that? if you give me an example, i can help you
i couldn't understand what you want to learn about clauses
if you want you can send me a privite msg in turkish :))

tourmaline · 3 Aralık 2010

for example i have an example about that..it is the question of KPDS..
i dont understand..

the answer is ''what''...

i dont know if it is a clause or not..

can you explain the answer?

tourmaline · 3 Aralık 2010

tourmaline .!.:
for example i have an example about that..it is the question of KPDS..
i dont understand..

the answer is ''what''...

i dont know if it is a clause or not..

can you explain the answer?

why isnt 'which' correct ?

cemreeylul · 3 Aralık 2010

you think it's relative clause, that is not something all different but not the same either
to be able to use ''which'', there should be a noun or something else in common

for instance you can say
.................... through their employer are in the first type which is called.......

but as you know in relative cl. there is smt in common in both of the sentences
but here, there isn't

it is like
i want to learn what you talk about
(i think this example will solve your problem, because it is easier to see ''which'' is impossible here)

it's okay now?

tourmaline · 4 Aralık 2010

cemreeylul .!.:
you think it's relative clause, that is not something all different but not the same either
to be able to use ''which'', there should be a noun or something else in common

for instance you can say
.................... through their employer are in the first type which is called.......

but as you know in relative cl. there is smt in common in both of the sentences
but here, there isn't

it is like
i want to learn what you talk about
(i think this example will solve your problem, because it is easier to see ''which'' is impossible here)

it's okay now?

okey thank you, the last example solved my problem...

cemreeylul · 4 Aralık 2010

tourmaline .!.:
okey thank you, the last example solved my problem...

my pleasure :)
any other question?

Madambadu · 4 Aralık 2010

thanks again :)

werwe91 · 4 Aralık 2010

hi everybody
ı want to join in this group. will u accept me ?

tourmaline · 4 Aralık 2010

cemreeylul .!.:
my pleasure :)
any other question?

thank you, i am having the kpds test tommorrow..:97:

tourmaline · 4 Aralık 2010

werwe91 .!.:
hi everybody
ı want to join in this group. will u accept me ?

Of course, welcome...=)
Could you introduce yourself to us ?

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