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Originally Posted by nneo

How to pronounce zero number in football scores such as 0-0 ?

nil /nɪl/
1 (especially BrE) the number 0, especially as the score in some games
2 nothing: The doctors rated her chances as nil (= there were no chances).

[real_spamer9x]

Originally Posted by nneo

How to pronounce zero number in football scores such as 0-0 ?

1- Nil
2- Small boobs ( 0-0 )

[zudo8x]

Originally Posted by tornado

Really? Have u ever cried for someone?

Of course I have. have u?? I think yes?

[zudo8x]

Originally Posted by Luminaire

ur wrong , of course ppl can make u happy to cry , and they r worthy

Yeah, you right at this point of view. And hope that you have been crying for someone who made you happy (happiness tears). So sad because I have never had such a happy feeling like that

[toanbebe]

"i just have a few hours to sleep"
"i have just a few hours to sleep"
Which one 's correct ? why do we use that ?
In the middle of a sentence, adverb always stands after "be" and before normal verb, doesn't it ?

[Jennyspc]

Originally Posted by toanbebe

"i just have a few hours to sleep"
"i have just a few hours to sleep"
Which one 's correct ? why do we use that ?
In the middle of a sentence, adverb always stands after "be" and before normal verb, doesn't it ?

1. Use "just" to express actions that have happened RECENTLY. Just goes after the auxiliary have/has and before the past participle (Present perfect - guide book). The second sentence is right (Present perfect).
Edit the first one -----> I just had a few hours to sleep (it will be right). we are not only use "just" in the present perfect Tense.
2. I don't really understand what are you mean?? If we have "be" in a sentence. why we also have a normal verb? whatever, Adverb stand after "be" and before Adjective to (ex: she is extremely happy) and It stand after verb (ex:She looks beautifully)

[toanbebe]

Originally Posted by Jennyspc

1. Use "just" to express actions that have happened RECENTLY. Just goes after the auxiliary have/has and before the past participle (Present perfect - guide book). The second sentence is right (Present perfect).
Edit the first one -----> I just had a few hours to sleep (it will be right). we are not only use "just" in the present perfect Tense.
2. I don't really understand what are you mean?? If we have "be" in a sentence. why we also have a normal verb? whatever, Adverb stand after "be" and before Adjective to (ex: she is extremely happy) and It stand after verb (ex:She looks beautifully)

Thanks
1. I understand what you mean. But "just" in this context means "only". I think both of them can use in the simple present.
2. The adverbs of frequency come before the main verb (except the main verb "to be"), i don't know, is the other adverbs the same with that ? ( i guess not, because we have the rule V + Adv, like what you say ). So confused

[Jennyspc]

Originally Posted by toanbebe

Thanks
1. I understand what you mean. But "just" in this context means "only". I think both of them can use in the simple present.
2. The adverbs of frequency come before the main verb (except the main verb "to be"), i don't know, is the other adverbs the same with that ? ( i guess not, because we have the rule V + Adv, like what you say ). So confused

Yes, You right. The adverbs of frequency (like usually, always, often, sometimes, occasionally,etc) usually come before the main verb . I forgot mention this case on the above answer.

[tornado]

How to use " due". "due to"?
And in this sentence " i just wanna die in your arms", what does "just" mean?

[real_spamer9x]

Originally Posted by tornado

How to use " due". "due to"?
And in this sentence " i just wanna die in your arms", what does "just" mean?

U can use goog translate for this