Guys.... let's have some fun...

[bosson]

ahha .. do find the real fun her ?? or u just join ur free time ?

bosson

[faros]

Dear McMaster,,

I know that you want to practice what you have been studiyng. However, I know also that you do not want to learn a bad english.

Therefore, you should not have sayed : (he has chosen), it is too formal brother.

Can you answer this question please?

why do not we say (I have been born) brother?

we still use our body and we still alive

Mind you I asked an english profesor about it.

Please do not hesitat to conflict should you have further comments.

YOURS

Fares

[McMaster]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

WELL ... WELL GUSY.... I THINK U LIKE IT ... HAH

This is what i really want... shake up this forum... activate our shy members....let everybody get down to the street ...yah Why u r hiding behind your keyboard ... come here and share your firends the joy...

[McMaster]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

Waaawooo.... My dear Faros you so jumpy ...

Ok... let's have your questions one by one

First, you said " why don't we say -I have been born- we still use our body and we still alive " Faros ... you know that the sentence " I have been born" is , grammatically, incorrect ... I did not say " he has been chosen" I said " he has chosen" ... you can go back to the original post an see. You are mixing things together... I used "has been chosen" when I was tring to explain the matter to you with this example " by the time we regestered here, the nick-name has been already chosen" . So you are confused between these two sentences. I have never said " he has been chosen" . Faros, the regestration of the nick-name happend in the past and ended but we still use the nick-name... i think we have no problem on that do we??? but although you are alive and using your body you CAN NOT born everyday...I hope this will enlighten your mind and clear the first question.

Second, It would be appreciated if you expose all our conversations - from the beginning - to a professional English instructor- and post the feed-back here so we can both learn from our mistakes.

Third, the word CONFLICT... you should not have used it ... do you know what does it mean???? It means fight...!!!! we are not in a battle, are we ??!!! the best synonym that can describe our situation is misunderstand.... hope there will be no more " conflict " between us in the future 'cuz you still my best friend....

REGARDS,

[McMaster]

FAROS,,, ARE U THERE x

[faros]

Dear Mc Master,

the word Conflict means dissagreement, it doesn't mean fight.

I do not know how you came up with this meaning (fight

Yours

Fares

[McMaster]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

Brother , Faros , the second meaning you can find for the word CONFLICT in the dictionary is fight

conflict —n. 1 a state of opposition. b fight, struggle. 2 (often foll. by of) clashing of opposed interests etc. —v. clash; be incompatible. [Latin fligo flict- strike]

[McMaster]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

Brother , Faros , the second meaning you can find for the word CONFLICT in the dictionary is fight

conflict —n. 1 a state of opposition. b fight, struggle. 2 (often foll. by of) clashing of opposed interests etc. —v. clash; be incompatible. [Latin fligo flict- strike]

[faros]

Dear McMaster,

The meaning of the word (conflice) in Oxford dictionary

The world most trusted dictionary

IS

be different or in opposition

(v)

Yours

Fares

[McMaster]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

As you like brother, It's not the end of the world... keep on touch..

[faros]

Dear McMaster,

Please do not misunderstand.

Our aim is to share our information so that our english can improve.

You sayed what you think is righ, and so did I

We will remain brothers

Yours

Fares

[McMaster]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

That's right Faros

BROHTER FOR EVER

thanks for your kindness