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Wondergirl · Oct 12, 2010, 12:55 PM

When I say, "What does that mean?" I'm saying that the use of the word in the sentence does not help explain or define the word.

What does "incandescent" mean?

What does "optimist" mean?

3. That star is so bright and glowing that it looks incandescent. (Now I have an idea of what the word means.)

4. I love life so much, so I must be an optimist. (Now I have an idea what that word means.)

*So this I brought it from a physics book.. it was wriiten likes this" Why a spon appear to bend when immersed in water?

This has nothing to do with anything here. This is about the refraction of light.

FARES · Oct 12, 2010, 01:00 PM

'This has nothing to do with anything here. This is about the refraction of light.'
Okay.. I know this, but when I want to describe someone when he is acting,i.e. He seems as a poor man when he is wearing this clothes
Did I use 'seem' in a correct way?

Wondergirl · Oct 12, 2010, 01:05 PM

Originally Posted by FARES

when I want to describe someone when he is acting,i.e. He seems as a poor man when he is wearing this clothes
did I use 'seem' in a correct way?

You did not explain the phrase, "he appears to die when he acts." (I have never heard or read it before.)

None of what you wrote makes any sense to me.

FARES · Oct 12, 2010, 01:07 PM

He looks as a poor man when he wear this clothes
Is that allright?

Wondergirl · Oct 12, 2010, 01:11 PM

Originally Posted by FARES

He looks as a poor man when he wear this clothes
is that allright?

"All right" is two words.

He looks poor when he wear those clothes.

FARES · Oct 12, 2010, 01:24 PM

Okay..
Thank you.. Thank you..
I will write these vocabulary down now.
Is it okay if I post new words after one hour?

Wondergirl · Oct 12, 2010, 01:32 PM

Okay.

FARES · Oct 12, 2010, 01:52 PM

Today's vocabulary:
1.perception
Ex.he has a strong perception for everything. Ex.what is your perception of what we are going to do?
2.typical
Ex.He is doing all his homeworks, he is a typical student. Ex.It is a typical of him not to do what I say to him.
3.Bald
Ex. He has a patch of bland on the top of his head.
4.Trial.
Ex. The business man is on Trial for fraud.
5.Mood.
Ex teacher in bad mood.
Today's phrases are:

1.The movie with a little or no subtittle
2.He is standing trial for robbery.
That is all

Wondergirl · Oct 12, 2010, 02:55 PM

1. perception
His perception of events is very weird.
2. typical
As a typical student, he avoids doing his homework.
3. bald
He has a bald patch on top of his head.
4. trial
The business man is on trial for fraud.
5. mood
My teacher is in a bad mood.

Today's phrases are:
1. The movie with a little or no subtitle. (You can't have a little subtitle.)
2. He is standing trial for robbery.

Be very careful with spelling.

FARES · Oct 12, 2010, 03:32 PM

3. bald
He has a bald patch on top of his head.
* what about if I put (the) before (top)

Today's phrases are:
1.I tried to create a sentence like (bald is a person who have a little or no hair on his head).
Thanks

Wondergirl · Oct 12, 2010, 04:46 PM

Originally Posted by FARES

3. bald
He has a bald patch on top of his head.
* what about if I put (the) before (top)

You can add "the," but it is very unnecessary. It makes the reader think that, in the past, he had a bald patch somewhere else.

He has a bald patch on the top of his head. Last month, he had a bald patch on the side of his head. Two months ago, he had a bald patch on the back of his head.

Today's phrases are:
1.I tried to create a sentence like (bald is a person who have a little or no hair on his head).

I don't understand.

FARES · Oct 13, 2010, 03:28 PM

Thank you so much..
Please..
What should I say..
Leave a note.. or.. put a note

Wondergirl · Oct 13, 2010, 03:36 PM

Originally Posted by FARES

what should I say..
leave a note..or..put a note

Either one is okay.

FARES · Oct 13, 2010, 03:37 PM

Put with a message I have to use just leave.
Ex. Leave amessage please.

Wondergirl · Oct 13, 2010, 03:38 PM

Leave a message, please.

FARES · Oct 13, 2010, 03:46 PM

Is this sentence correct please..
People who behinde the scenes are ( twice, ten, athousand ) times more than who are in the stage

Wondergirl · Oct 13, 2010, 03:47 PM

Originally Posted by FARES

Is this sentence correct please..?
People who behinde the scenes are ( twice, ten, athousand ) times more than who are in the stage

No. It doesn't make sense.

FARES · Oct 13, 2010, 03:49 PM

How can I edit it?

Wondergirl · Oct 13, 2010, 03:53 PM

These people are x number of times more what?

FARES · Oct 13, 2010, 04:00 PM

I want to describe the people who control something but I can see them.
For example..
The plays.. ther are a lot of people behinde the threat to control the play and the actors.
Howcan I also describe their number if they are 100 and the actors are 10?