[chiphu]

Originally Posted by |G|I|G|A|

I've never seen anyone using with the word "intend" formed like that. At least, in its meaning, the word "intend" has meant that "you want to do something with your own plan in the future". So you must use it in active voice here, not passive.

Then you see it now. "to intend" - it's your own intention or decision. "to be intend" - not yours but others' decision.

Let's take the coming up offline meeting. I intend to be part of the party, and I may be intended to be a gay because it's going to be, like, a gay party.

So, you want to go to the party? I see, you intend to be part of it. But I know for sure I hate gays. So, what do you do to join the party without being alone there? One way or another, you may be intended to be a gay.

OK, take one real thing in life - marriage. You love this girl very much and you want her to be your wife and you intend to get married. That's your decision to get married. But, yeah but, you don't like that girl, who your parents contrarily love, and they want you to marry her. They decide you two have to get married. So, that's when you say, "You are intended to get married".

[|G|I|G|A|]

Originally Posted by chiphu

Then you see it now. "to intend" - it's your own intention or decision. "to be intend" - not yours but others' decision.

Let's take the coming up offline meeting. I intend to be part of the party, and I may be intended to be a gay because it's going to be, like, a gay party.

So, you want to go to the party? I see, you intend to be part of it. But I know for sure I hate gays. So, what do you do to join the party without being alone there? One way or another, you may be intended to be a gay.

OK, take one real thing in life - marriage. You love this girl very much and you want her to be your wife and you intend to get married. That's your decision to get married. But, yeah but, you don't like that girl, who your parents contrarily love, and they want you to marry her. They decide you two have to get married. So, that's when you say, "You are intended to get married".

The second exam should be used with "I'm forced to get married" cuz I dont think the word "intend" would describe his situation correctly if he was not agree with his parents decision. By the way, it's very clear in the example "we're gay", thank you a lot

[Wise Blue]

What's the differences of the 2 sentences below

"She's always helping people"

"She always helps people"


my friend asks me and i've answered him,but i want to confirm something

[|G|I|G|A|]

Originally Posted by Wise Blue

What's the differences of the 2 sentences below

"She's always helping people"

"She always helps people"


my friend asks me and i've answered him,but i want to confirm something

The first indicates a habit, I think that

[game_matter]

Man, don't think you're that fat, Wise Blue

[Wise Blue]

Originally Posted by game_matter

Man, don't think you're that fat, Wise Blue

i have to take that as a compliment,right ?

[plot]

Originally Posted by game_matter

Man, don't think you're that fat, Wise Blue

Yup, i think he's normal, just a bit fat

[Wise Blue]

Originally Posted by plot

Yup, i think he's normal, just a bit fat

do you know who i am in that picture ?

[game_matter]

Originally Posted by plot

Yup, i think he's normal, just a bit fat

Yeah, me too

Originally Posted by Wise Blue

do you know who i am in that picture ?

You misunderstanding him ...

[plot]

Originally Posted by Wise Blue

do you know who i am in that picture ?

Why not?