English School for Non-Native-English-Speakers

[Ben]

This is a topic for all non-English speakers to learn English! Ask away, the teacher is here!

[EDMatt]

This is a topic for all non-English teachers to learn English! Ask away, the teacher is here!

Great topic man! I like it! keep up the good work!

[sado1]

This is a topic for all non-English teachers to learn English! Ask away, the teacher is here!

I am so sorry I won't benefit from it... I'm not a teacher ;( trolololo

[Ben]

Woops! A little mistake there. It's fixed now Even the master makes mistakes!

[T*AnTi-V!RuZz]

Lol Ben, what did you think? "I need to get to 1000 posts ASAP!"?

[Ben]

Maaayyyyybbeeee

Lol, no. A little conversation Matt, Mully, and I had on TS. We went on for an hour about some technical English terminology

P.S., when I say that you had replied, my first thought was that you locked my topic!

[Jeronimo]

P.S., when I say that you had replied, my first thought was that you locked my topic!

Hehe, poor Anti. He has a reputation of harsh moderator, but he is a really nice guy.

[T*AnTi-V!RuZz]

[Ben]

For what it's worth, I think that you've done an excellent job moderating the forum. I'm not too big on troll(ish) topics like this, but maybe once in a while people can have fun, as long as it is in the proper place, yeah?

[T*AnTi-V!RuZz]

I'm not too big on troll(ish) topics like this, but maybe once in a while people can have fun, as long as it is in the proper place, yeah?

Exactly

[FransPhoenix]

So why didn't the bike stand on its own?

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It was two-tired!

[Ben]

So why didn't the bike stand on its own?

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It was two-tired!

What do you call a detective alligator wearing a vest?

An investigator!

[Ben]

Okay everyone, no more trolling. It is time to be serious: the teacher is back.

Our first lesson will be one that was brought up by an undisclosed individual. This concerns how then and than are used respectively.

It is all very easy: Then is used to specify a transition in time, or a certain event. Example: "First, I went to the bar, then I got drunk."
Than is used to show a comparison between/among objects, people, ideas, etc. Example: "BludMaster is more drunk than Revolution."

And there you have it! Now go out and show those Grammar Nazies who really knows English!

[FeyBart]

Okay everyone, no more trolling. It is time to be serious: the teacher is back.

Our first lesson will be one that was brought up by an undisclosed individual. This concerns how then and than are used respectively.

It is all very easy: Then is used to specify a transition in time, or a certain event. Example: "First, I went to the bar, then I got drunk."
Than is used to show a comparison between/among objects, people, ideas, etc. Example: "BludMaster is more drunk than Revolution."

And there you have it! Now go out and show those Grammar Nazies who really knows English!

Shenanigans! Blud can´t be more drunk than Revo!

[sado1]

Someone here doesn't know who is the head of the Beer clan.