Workshop

[English boy]

great of you Conscientious to do such beneficent challenges like that. that definitely will reflect to you beneficently. I wish you all the best. BTW, thanks for adding ur last results of commas stuff, it makes me being aware while writing essays. good one. Looking forward to see more!!

Majjjjjjjjjsty, man, where've u been mate? how was ur weekend lazy boy. I assumed that u r in a holiday as u r nearly being seen lately.

[Conscientious]

oh thanx for ur comment English boy , i feel that u have a good English too Masha'a Allah

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we have to all cooperate to achive or goals

good luck

[no one]

hii .. may i help! :)

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Conscientious we have to all cooperate to achive or goals

correction:

we all have to cooperate to achieve our goals

:consider this one

the girls asked Dr. plapla why was she absent for las two weeks

[Conscientious]

wow thanx dear

but unfortunatly , i have already known that rule , i was just writing without considering the grammar

ok the rule says

To infinitive can't be separate from the verb

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consider this one

the girls asked Dr. plapla why was she absent for las two weeks

ummm, what do u mean by this ??a

best wishes

[Al-majesty]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة English boy !! Majjjjjjjjjsty, man, where've u been mate? how was ur weekend lazy boy. I assumed that u r in a holiday as u r nearly being seen lately.

Hi, Mr. English I immersed my weekend to help my brother as u know he will travel soon. What about u couch potato? how was tanks of Aden hhhhhhhhh
?Did u enjoy

[Al-majesty]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Conscientious u know now i'm thinking of another Q , i don't know if i will succeed to get the correct answer actually , i'm thinking of finding out when we can put the prefix "in or un " in order to make the word nagitive i want to fine the rule that govern it , coz it's hard to memorize would u help out ok let's see who can get the correct answer agree?a

Regard to u r topic absolutely I hope so

I have some info, I would it will help

Like IN means not
Incorrect , Invalid

UN means not and opposite
uncertain, unsure

I wish what I did that u want
If not can u plz alleviate it
and thanks alot


Keep going my sister
May Allah Bless you

Best wishes

[no one]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Conscientious consider this one the girls asked Dr. plapla why was she absent for last two weeks ummm, what do u mean by this ??a best wishes

just correct it ,, ^_^

[Conscientious]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Al-majesty Regard to u r topic absolutely I hope so I have some info, I would it will help Like IN means not Incorrect , Invalid UN means not and opposite uncertain, unsure I wish what I did that u want

ummm, not exactaly

i mean the rule , for example if the word starts with so and so we attach " un " to it

and the same thing with "in "a

but i'm not sure that there is a rule , i'm just thinking of searching about this matter

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but i have some similar rules to what i'm thinking of

here u r


Prefixes: in-, il-, ir-, im-

Another prefix meaning "not" or "the opposite of" is in-.
However the spelling of this prefix often changes to
match the first letter of the base word. This sometimes
results in a double letter.
So, if we want to say the opposite of legal we say
"illegal" instead of "inlegal" (which would be awkward
to get your tongue around!).
The pattern is like this:
*Use il- before words starting with l.
So not legible = illegible.
*Use ir- before words starting with r.
So not relevant = irrelevant
*Use im- before words starting with m but also in front
of words starting with p.
So: not mature = immature not perfect = imperfect.

and this is the link

http://www.spelling.hemscott.net/prefix3.html

good luck

[Conscientious]

also this is part of my Q , so i think that i realized that there is no rule for that since the matter has to do with Latin and Old English

see and judge

The prefixes IN- and UN- may both have, among other uses, a negative force. IN- is the form derived from Latin, and is therefore used in learned words or in words derived from Latin or (rarely) Greek: inaccessible, inaccuracy, inadequate, etc. UN- is the native form going back to Old English, used in words of native origin, and sometimes used in combination with words of other origins if these words are in common use: unloving, ungodly, unfeeling, unnecessary, unsafe

good luck

[Al-majesty]

rational uses in it entails knowledges about words either rules
I have gone through the websites, i did find specific rules about it

they have explined in genral
now the question burst in my mind is

?Can we rely on the first letter of a word or something else


hhhhhhhhhhh

u always make me sence