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Relax, take a shit in the ocean, and listen to the second string What Say You hosts Direct download: Sal and Quinn start and end the episode talking about death. In between they talk french. Winter winds trap Sal and Quinn in Vegas. Sal and Quinn debate the true meaning of gratitude. Select Post Episode Good As New — Part 2 Episode Good As New — Part 1 Episode Hasselhoff Balls Episode Wellness Check Episode Shark Tank Episode Trapped In Vegas Episode Grateful Communists Episode Apocalypse Episode Episode Super Roach Episode Cousin Mike and The Bomb Episode Back In The Saddle Episode Furious 7 Episode Wouldst thou ne'er use "doth"?
That, I know not.
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Had a look at Pericles by Shakespeare on the Internet and indeed, it's difficult to see why the auxiliary is used here and not there. Anyway, thank thee my Lords for these most complete and sound explanations. Last edited by a moderator: Earth to Jess oh seven This is Earth station calling Jess We are in the English Only forum, dear colleague.
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On the same topic of the survival of old constructs without "do". I was thinking of how to turn a specific sentence in English. As I started to "write" it in my head, it came out like this: As it often happens, I thought "why did I say that? I must have seen it or heard it somewhere. So I had a look at google and I found lots of hits for " knows and knows not" but, looking more closely at them, I realized they all came from the same sentence: I 'd be interested to know how my sentence 1 sounds to you?
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Or is it something you might happen to say as an alternative to the normal way with "do"? I don't always trust my "instinct", especially in English. I'd also appreciate comments on the quoted sentence 2. LV , Nov 13, For sentence the first most people would likely say, "It might be interesting to state [are you sure about "state? Perhaps you might add an "exactly" to stress the lack of knowedge possessed, the yang of the thing.
One might also say, "It might be interesting to state what an average citizen like me knows and what he does not know. I did not provide the two alternative sentences as real suggestions--as one would never do to a person who knows the expression "turn a phrase"--but rather to mention which sentences would come more naturally, all conditions normal.
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