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Posted
3 hours ago, bigt3116 said:

Sentence Structure:

  • Subject: "I"
  • Verb: "pointed out"
  • Direct Object: "the loud sneeze"

Grammar Explanation:

  1. Subject-Verb Agreement: "I" is a singular pronoun, and "pointed out" is a singular verb. This agreement is correct.
  2. Direct Object: "the loud sneeze" is the object of the verb "pointed out." It receives the action of the verb.
  3. Adjective: "loud" modifies the noun "sneeze," describing its quality.

 

The issue is not one of grammar but of semantics.  What the previous commenter was referring to, I believe, is that you cannot point out a sneeze that no longer exists as it occurred in the past.  It is not there to be pointed out.

 

To point someone out is to direct someone's attention to it.  You cannot really do that to something that was in the past.

 

3 hours ago, bigt3116 said:

Overall Meaning: The sentence means that the speaker identified or indicated the location or presence of a particularly loud sneeze.

 

 

The sneeze was neither located nor present anywhere.

Posted
15 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

A picnic on the lawn outside the apartment. How exiting. 

And obviously such an exciting event must be recorded and streamed to the world.

I am getting too old for this s@$@#.

I hope 'she' wasn't showing her 'pinky'!!!!😏😏😏😏😂🤣😂🤣

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Posted
4 hours ago, bigt3116 said:

 

Sentence Structure:

  • Subject: "I"
  • Verb: "pointed out"
  • Direct Object: "the loud sneeze"

Grammar Explanation:

  1. Subject-Verb Agreement: "I" is a singular pronoun, and "pointed out" is a singular verb. This agreement is correct.
  2. Direct Object: "the loud sneeze" is the object of the verb "pointed out." It receives the action of the verb.
  3. Adjective: "loud" modifies the noun "sneeze," describing its quality.

Overall Meaning: The sentence means that the speaker identified or indicated the location or presence of a particularly loud sneeze.

Wow! I bet you're fun at parties... and even more fun in the ESL classroom!

Liverpool Lou has some competition!!

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Posted
6 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

 

The issue is not one of grammar but of semantics.  What the previous commenter was referring to, I believe, is that you cannot point out a sneeze that no longer exists as it occurred in the past.  It is not there to be pointed out.

 

To point someone out is to direct someone's attention to it.  You cannot really do that to something that was in the past.

 

 

 

The sneeze was neither located nor present anywhere.

Yes, and thanks @BangkokReady 🙏🏻😘👌🏻

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Posted
20 minutes ago, 2long said:

and even more fun in the ESL classroom!

 

I have never been in an ESL classroom, Thailand is an EFL environment.

 

🙂

Posted
20 hours ago, 2long said:

I'm not sure how 

#1 a loud sneeze would cause neighbours to presume an argument and call the police

#2 you can 'point out' a sneeze that happened in the past

 

There's more to this than meets the eye... 🫣🫣🙄

A monster sneeze maybe. 

Posted
20 hours ago, 2long said:

I'm not sure how 

#1 a loud sneeze would cause neighbours to presume an argument and call the police

#2 you can 'point out' a sneeze that happened in the past

 

There's more to this than meets the eye... 🫣🫣🙄

A monster sneeze maybe. The mother of all sneezes.A cacophony of sneezing. A candidate for the Guinness book of records. 

Couldn't have been the Kateoy, they sneeze gracefully 

 

Posted
10 hours ago, freedomnow said:

aka a LadyBOY...what's your point ?

 

Not my bag, I don't get the appeal - but each to their own.

My point? Well it looks like a dude in a dress? Don't you think?

Posted
21 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

A picnic on the lawn outside the apartment. How exiting. 

And obviously such an exciting event must be recorded and streamed to the world.

I am getting too old for this s@$@#.

Better a picnic than video of 'her' munching bratwurst......😋

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Posted
8 hours ago, Yagoda said:

My point? Well it looks like a dude in a dress? Don't you think?

Don't a lot of ladyboys..and then ?

Posted

Although most countries now issue passports with a validity of ten years it is advisable that passport holders who change their appearance significantly to the extent that they are no longer easily identifiable based on their passport photo should get a new passport before the current one nears expiration.

 

Read hear what happened to a British female teenager at Egyptian immigration for the simple reason that she had her hair cut short.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13859545/British-girl-forced-strip-Egyptian-security-guards.html

Posted
On 10/7/2024 at 4:36 PM, snoop1130 said:

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A Thai transwoman recounted an encounter with the police in Germany, sparked by a misunderstanding over loud noise while she and her German boyfriend were enjoying a picnic and livestreaming outside their apartment.

 

The livestream video of the Thai transwoman, Chananthida “Pinky” Sanonok, went viral on the Thai TikTok app after it captured the moment German police officers approached them during a picnic outside their apartment in the city of Villingen-Schwenningen.

 

The viral video initially shocked Pinky’s fans, as many thought she had been arrested in Germany for overstaying her visa. The video showed Pinky preparing papaya salad with her German boyfriend outside their home. Two police officers, one male and one female, approached them and initially engaged in conversation in German.

 

The officers then spoke to Pinky in English and asked to see her documents. She provided all the necessary documentation to the officers before they left.

 

As many of her fans were curious about the situation, Pinky made another TikTok video to clarify what had happened that day. She explained that the police had been called because a resident suspected they were having an argument and was concerned for Pinky’s safety.


 

However, the loud noise did not come from Pinky or her boyfriend, but from another resident who had sneezed loudly. The couple reassured the police about their peaceful life and pointed out the loud sneeze, helping the officers understand the situation, after which they left the scene.

 

Pinky added that she and her boyfriend were fine and had not broken any laws. She also joked that the police officers seemed confused when they saw “Mister” in front of her name. Pinky said the officers stared at her, so she made a joke that her appearance might be different due to some Botox injections.

 

Several other Thai netizens living in Germany shared in the comments section that they had experienced similar incidents, as quietness and peace are highly valued in German communities. Some mentioned that German neighbours are always vigilant in looking out for strangers in their neighbourhoods.

 

Other Thai netizens praised the German police for their attention to potential domestic violence, which they contrasted with the priorities of Thai officers.

 

 

By Petch Petpailin

Photo via Facebook/ Chananthida Sanonok

 

Source: The Thaiger

-- 2024-10-07

 

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is this news worthy?

Posted (edited)
On 10/7/2024 at 7:39 PM, simon43 said:

I'm making $$$$ from live-streaming myself eating Kellogg's cornflakes every morning....

Oh please ,who would want to see a shriveled old man like yourself on Live Cam performing naked ..please,spare us the details !

You must of really hit the low end .

 

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