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[JESSY]

  On 18. 1. 2015. at 22:48, Драшко рече

Twelfth night.......this night

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[Драшко]

  On 18. 1. 2015. at 23:12, JESSY рече

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Translations of Богојављенска ноћ

noun

 

Twelfth night

Богојављенска ноћ

[w.a.mozart]

bdenije uoči Bogojavljenja — theTwelfth-night. To zato što Bogojavljenje može da se kaže the Twelfth-day (pored onoga the Epiphany (Theophany), the Baptism of Christ in the Jordan; the revelation of God; the manifestation of Our Lord)

[JESSY]

[w.a.mozart]

http://www.teach-this.com/

 

http://www.teach-this.com/resources/present-simple

 

http://www.teach-this.com/images/resources/fun-with-verbs.pdf

[w.a.mozart]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/10120688/Blackadder-at-30-his-30-best-lines.html

[JESSY]

[GeniusAtWork]

 

 

:29dz8zk:

[JESSY]

[w.a.mozart]

http://www.multilingua.rs/studenti/step2/konsekutivno/step2_konsekutivno_glosari.html

 

http://www.multilingua.rs/studenti/down.htm

[JESSY]

Correct the following sentences.

1.    He came here before two months.

2.    He comes often to our house.

3.    Though John worked very hardly, he failed.

4.    He comes to see me seldom.

5.    I have wanted to meet him always.

6.    I have never seen such a man; he is too noble.

7.    Alice is so tall as Peter.

Answers

1.    He came here two months ago. (Ago is used to date back from the time of speaking. Before is used to date back from a point of time in the past.)

2.    He often comes to our house. (Adverbs like always, before, never and often are placed before the verb. When the verb consists of an auxiliary and a principal verb, the adverb is placed between the two; if there are two auxiliaries, the adverb is placed after the first auxiliary.)

3.    Though John worked very hard, he failed.

4.    He seldom comes to see me. (Seldom is an adverb of frequency. It is placed before the verb.)

5.    I have always wanted to meet him.

6.    I have never seen such a man; he is very noble. (Too has a negative meaning. It means ‘more than is good or desirable or necessary for a specific purpose’. It is not used in the general sense of very or much.)

7.    Alice is as tall as Peter. (We prefer as in affirmative sentences and so in negative sentences.)

[GeniusAtWork]

Ja bih 'marriage out of love', ili samo 'love marriage'.

 

 

Čekamo Mocarta da presudi  

[Grizzly Adams]

Било би једноставно "love marriage". Мада се тај израз не користи често, ваљда се подразумева...

[Juanito]

  On 26. 3. 2015. at 13:34, Grizzly Adams рече

Било би једноставно "love marriage". Мада се тај израз не користи често, ваљда се подразумева...

 

Како где и како за кога...

 

  Цитат

 

 

Love marriage is a termed used in primarily in South Asia, especially in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, to describe a marriage which deviates from a arranged marriage, which is considered the norm.^[1][2][3] There is no clear definition of love marriage. It is generally used to describe a marriage which was the sole decision of the couple.^[1]

 

А и ово је занимљиво за Европу:

 

  Цитат

 

According to historian Stephanie Coontz, marriages for love and personal reasons began to appear in the 14th century.It began to become popular in the early 17th century.^[4]

 

Извор: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_marriage

 

Колико ми ствари данас узимамо здраво за готово... 

[drvce]

Naravno, ako je gej brak u pitanju, onda nema ni govora o terminu brak, sve i da je iz ljubavi (jer gejevi ne znaju za ljubav). To moze da bude samo love registration or something.