He writes, 'letter of obbedience' without noticing the error.
He says, 'cancel' when he means 'erase.'
He says, 'control' when he means 'check.'
November 9, 2012
Confused
Some signs by which a native speaker of English may notice that he has already been in Italy too long:
He writes, 'letter of obbedience' without noticing the error.
He says, 'cancel' when he means 'erase.'
He says, 'control' when he means 'check.'
He writes, 'letter of obbedience' without noticing the error.
He says, 'cancel' when he means 'erase.'
He says, 'control' when he means 'check.'
1 comment:
Faithful, or even just thoughtful criticisms are always welcome. Uninformed rudeness to other posters or to the Lord and His Church is not.
I also reserve the right to reject comments promoting things like private revelations and fringe points of view, if it seems to me like they are being presented in a misleading way.
If you raise a disagreement with something I say but I do not respond, please do not feel slighted or insulted, or imagine that this automatically means I disagree or agree with you. It's just that I don't find the comment box to be a constructive medium for certain forms of debate.
Hahahahaha
ReplyDeleteVery true. Been there, done that :D
-Lou