Author Topic: English Books  (Read 3477 times)

Sparknotes has a great Shakepseare part.

Your a dumb nut.

 

Idiot.

You think you're pretty hot stuff now don't you?


aha no. Its a saying " You think you're pretty hot/cool stuff" Putting an a in there makes it nasty.

aha no. Its a saying " You think you're pretty hot/cool stuff" Putting an a in there makes it nasty.

Adding an "a" makes it a noun. Not adding the "a" makes it just forgeted up.

Aha, no. It's a saying: " You think you're pretty hot/cool stuff" Putting an "a" in there makes it nasty.

Basic rules to English

1. Dont tawlk liek dees.
2. Use proper grammars and punctuation, beech.
3. Use spell checker

:3

Adding an "a" makes it a noun. Not adding the "a" makes it just forgeted up.


Okay, you're trying to make yourself all cool and pick apart my previous posts but a lot of them are wrong and I'm not trying to say "It's saying"
I'm trying to say "It's a saying"

Also I suggest a hobby, or a sport, anything that gets you off the puter. Obviously you have to much time on your hands.

Okay, you're trying to make yourself all cool and pick apart my previous posts but a lot of them are wrong and I'm not trying to say "It's saying"
I'm trying to say "It's a saying"

Also I suggest a hobby, or a sport, anything that gets you off the puter. Obviously you have to much time on your hands.

You called someone an idiot. I made you look like an idiot. You are furthering proving my point.

Basic rules to English

1. Dont tawlk liek dees.
2. Use proper grammars and punctuation, beech.
3. Use spell checker

:3

No use in that. If I don't know a word or am doubting how I spell it, I'll look it up.

You called someone an idiot. I made you look like an idiot. You are furthering proving my point.

You're calling me an idiot because of a mistake, I'm calling him an idiot because he is calling an author/play write that is widely known as one of the greatest of all time stupid.

 
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The worst books I've had to read in English was Pride and Predjudice and Jane Eyre.

 Pride and Predjudice was easy to understand plot wise because I've seen the movie on tv at least three times, but when searching for quotes that might appear on the test the next day and memorize them for context and speaker out of a thousand possibilities, it sucks.

i]Jane Eyre[/i] was at least entertaining, but same deal, and not too entertaining.

Although Shakespeare's Macbeth is the best book we've read by far, it has killing, it has madmen, it has an actual plot. Compared to the girly plots of Pride and Predjudice and Jane Eyre, in which the characters just talk, show indignation, grow fond of each other, become affectionate, break up, reunite, and everything works out the same way, for every friggin' book. At least Shakespearean books have murder.

Although Shakespeare's Macbeth is the best book we've read by far
I love Macbeth :D!

The worst books I've had to read in English was Pride and Predjudice and Jane Eyre.

Was your teacher a girl, because I've never heard of anyone having to read those in english.