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Well that sounded mean, I didn't want to sound mean. I had too much rum!
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you're teaching your students the -isms?
todays word is...nihilism. Though your students may lose interest after this lesson.
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:) i prefer the skinny look eyes i think it's just pencil
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Speaking of sexist.. what the HELL did you do to your eyebrows? No more plucking, please.
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hello good morning #10
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By the way.. Shouldn't it have been "Where've you been all morning?" Instead of "Where you been all moring?"
starward 3 years ago
I have the DVD and I listened to this several times and he definately says "where you been" not "where have you been". It's not that uncommon to leave out the "have", don't you think?
thedailyenglishshow 3 years ago
I'm not sure about that.. It's almost the same as someone saying "I seen it!" Where, "I've seen it" or "I have seen it" would be more correct. "Where you been" kind of sounds like back-woods. Couldn't it be "Where you have been?"
starward 3 years ago
I think people do say "I seen it", informally. It's like people in New York saying "how you doin?" instead of "how are you doing?" (If they actually say that.) I don't think dropping a word here and there in informal speech causes much confusion. It sounds friendly to me.
thedailyenglishshow 3 years ago