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Hi all
@Vụ cafê cà pháo có muốn thực hiện cũng phải là tối đấy,chứ chiều thì pó tay rùi
Lâu ko check mail,đang bị bội thực đây,hic hic...
@Quỳnh Anh:Đúng roài,mua cái Lancôme đấy thích lém,có muốn thử ko,mai chị thử cho,đảm bảo thích mêtương lai sẽ có 1 làn da như baby(hic,sao mình lại quảng cáo ko công cho lancôme nhỉ)
@Nga:cứ qua chị mà lấy nhé
@NF:Hum nay chưa muah em iu cái nèo nhỉ...MUAH
@123:giơ tay lên!khai danh mau
Where shall we start? Where shall we begin? Shall we begin at the start, start at the beginning, start at the start or even begin at the beginning? That last one was good enough for the Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas in his famous play for voices, Under Milk Wood first broadcast in February 1954 a few weeks after the poet''s death. The actor Richard Burton intoned the lines:
«To begin at the beginning: It is spring, moonless night in the small town, starless and bible-black?» The two verbs «start» and «begin» are like so many couples in the English language a really troublesome pair because of the problem of choosing the right one for the appropriate use and occasion. Take these two sentences for example:
«I''ve started to learn English and I''ve begun to learn English». Which one would you choose? Well, I have a theory about these verbs which I want to try out in order to test its vali***y. The difference really lies in the nature of the two words. «Begin» has a sense of leisure and «start» has the idea of urgency. They both obviously indicate the idea of commencing ?" don''t ask me to explain that word''s relationship with the pair, suffice it to say that it covers both meanings ?" but there is a difference in interpretation. «Start» gives the idea of suddenness. In fact if you were sitting in a room and say half asleep and you were unaware that there was anybody else there, you would say if you unexpectedly heard or saw them:
«Oh, you did give me a start» or as an extension of the verb: «You startled me». Then again you could say: «My car starts straightaway in the morning». If you said: «My car begins in the morning», people would wonder what it was going to do next. As a further use you could look at the English translation of the Bible and go to the New Testament John 1:1, to read:
«In the beginning was the word and the word was with God and the word was God». It would be ludicrous here to use the word «start». If you want to get on with a meeting because nobody is paying attention, you might say:
«Shall we start?» And thus indicate that there is a lot to do and time is important. «Shall we begin?» is much more relaxed. There is a sort of uniqueness in idea behind the verb «start» as if it hasn''t happened before, take these two sentences for example:
«Charlie (baby) started speaking at the age of two and Charlie (chairman) began speaking at two o''clock». Back to my original question concerning the learning of English. «I''ve started to learn English» suggests possibly «I have to for my job» or «I''ve thought about it for a long time and now decided the time is right». Whereas «I''ve begun to learn English» gives the idea that you''ve taken up this as a hobby and it might be of interest to other people.
If you had to give the two verbs a personality, you might well describe start as «impetuous, decisive and efficient». Begin can perhaps be described as «relaxed, unhurried and good-natured». And that''s probably where I''ll have to finish or should I say «end»? Now there''s yet another irritating pair that I''ll have to go into another time?

úi nhà mình tẩy chay cái rì thế????? e tẩy chay với.
CÀ PHÊ TỐI SAU KHI HỌC XONG LÚC 8H CẢ NHÀ TẬP TRUNG Ở CẦU THANG NHÀ SIS KHỞI HÀNH, AI KHÔNG ĐI LÀ BỊ TẨY CHAY THẬT ĐẤY, sis nhờ muah
chị Kem của em mua rì thế cho e mua mới, mà vụ múa bụng nt cho em cái địa chỉ nhá, yêu lắm cơ
to nai phốc: hehe nai phốc bị tẩy chay à, đáng đời cơ haha, ăn ở hiền lành thì đâu đến nỗi kaka
sis ui lancọme mua đây chế??

Hình như buổi trước chị bảo là thứ 7 này chị củ hành nên nghỉ muộn....Vậy cho em đổi buổi nhé...có cái hẹn không thể không đi, mới lại thỉnh thoảng đi giao lưu cái.....lâu lém rùi không gặp ai đó, tự dưng thấy..... nhớ.
@Huonghen : dậy anh oánh VLTK đê...khi nào liên đấu hoặc công thành anh phụ cho. (hôm trước đi học mới bít là Huong hên.....thế mà mình cứ tưởng là Huong hen )

Chuyển nhà mà không thấy thông báo gì nhỉ

http://muare.vn/forum/ThoiTrang/954375/trang-1.ttvn
Lớp mình vào link trên Vote cho em đi ^_^. Phần Vote ngay bên tay phải - ngang với cái nick của em ý nhé ^_^ Chị Thuỳ ơi, phần thưởng nhều cực

Nhục rồi.Thứ7 này cả nhà cafe à?Hix bỏ lỡ mất rồi chán quá.Chị ơi em lại bỏ mất thêm 2 buổi nữa rồi thứ 7 và thứ 3 này.Chán quá.
Chúc mọi người vui vẻ vậy.

Cố đi đê...chẳng mấy khi offline (àh quên tuần nào chẳng off 2 lần)
Sư Phụ ơi.....cho em vay mấy nghìn gold...đen quá home nay đánh mấy con Lan đứt sạch roài, cho em vay đê gỡ gạc tý.
Lại bước chân vào con đường cờ bạc.
Àh quên định vào vote cho chị Chipsao mà mải ngắm mấy người đẹp lại quên mất....bi h vote đây.
Được NightFox sửa chữa / chuyển vào 22:47 ngày 05/01/2007

Tình hình là mai có vẻ nhìu người chạy lung tung quá,nên vụ cafê thế nèo đâyhic hic...
@Ếch:cần gia sư dạy VLTK và Gunbound ko?
@chip:mại zô...mại zô...
@tauday:thanks bạn về những thông tin rất hữu ích nhé,mình sẽ suy nghĩ thật kĩ trước khi quyết định,nhưng mờ..bạn tên gì vậy
@Hieudie:có vẻ như em chẳng có thành ý giúp chị biến lời em chúc hồi đầu năm thành sự thật gì cả hay sao í nhỉkiểu này từ giờ phải giao cho Như Ý cô nương làm đôi bạn cùng tiến với Hiếu thoai
@NF:Ko vay mượn gì cả nhéko có Lan với Điệp gì cả,chị ko nối giáo cho...cáo đâu
Ngày mai ai nghỉ học thì liên lạc lại với mình gấp
In this story will find many idioms with the word cool. As you know an idiom is a fixed phrase that only makes sense when you learn it as a whole because if you look at its words separately the phrase doesn''t make much sense, does it?
Look at the following example:
«This job seems to be a bit of a hot potato as nobody really wants it.»
Now, I''m sure you understand this in this sentence the expression the hot potato is nothing to eat but rather a task or a responsibility that no-one wants to do or take. Maybe, you have your own examples for hot potatoes? If so, you can send them to us via email and we will help you cool them off.
In the meantime you might want to enjoy the following story. Do you know what all the cool expressions in italics mean?
From one extreme to the other
As the railways lines start to buckle, the beaches continue to attract thousands and the treasured pot plants in my garden wither in the extreme heat, my befuddled brain, searching for air as the temperature soars, has turned to the use we make in English of expressions to do with the variations of hot and cold. Let me tell you a story to show you what I mean:
Charlie could be relied on to get hot under the collar about almost anything that upset him. Whereas most people who disagree with you in an argument simply give you a frosty look and then move on.
Charlie would react in an entirely different way. When the argument had hotted up, he would lose his cool and start to rant and rave. Friends would take him to one side at his favourite pub and point out that behaving like that in the heat of the moment was not doing his heart any good. Getting hot and bothered over the smallest things was not conducive to a long and happy life. Women, they said, would tend to give him the cold shoulder if he continued to carry on like this. Then someone in the pub who was noted for being practical and could always see clearly as he said in the cold light of day, mentioned that he''d read somewhere of a course to help people like Charlie.
Another punter said he actually had a leaflet hot off the press giving details of the course. The question was who was going to mention it to Charlie as he could well flare up at the very idea. Dave, who at first blew hot and cold at the idea, eventually agreed to take on the task. There was a bit of tension at first as people waited for Charlie to react but although he didn''t exactly give it a warm welcome, he did indicate that he would think it over and that helped to take the heat out of the moment.
One evening in the pub someone came rushing in saying he''d come hot foot from Charlie''s flat with news about the course. The general expectation was that Charlie had got cold feet about joining but the fact was that he had signed up and would be away for one whole week.
Throughout the next seven days many of the regulars were in a cold sweat wondering what the outcome would be. One diner in the snack bar had such a heated argument over it with another diner that by the time he''d got round to eating his piping hot soup it had become stone cold. Even the casual customers who were so to speak somewhat out in the cold because they didn''t know what had been happening, quite warmed to the idea and decided to join in with the betting that went on as to whether Charlie would be a changed man or not. The landlord even hit on the idea of creating a new ****tail called «Cool Charlie», which sold like hot cakes.
Eventually the day arrived when it was known that Charlie would come to the pub again. It was also agreed that someone should be available to make a remark that would normally have caused him to lose his temper. Now, this was a bit of hot potato and nobody really wanted the job knowing that they might get into hot water.
In the end Martin, the oldest member of the club, found himself in the hot seat and reluctantly agreed. Suddenly the door opened and in burst Charlie. It was impossible to tell whether the course had succeeded in transforming him. It was then that Martin, virtually in cold blood spoke making some derogatory remark about Charlie''s lack of success with women. Everyone''s blood ran cold and those that were nearest to Charlie couldn''t move an inch, they were frozen in their tracks. Charlie laughed quietly and then announced something that was to warm the ****les of everyone''s heart. «Ah yes», he said cool as a cucumber walking over to a young woman sitting in the corner, «let me introduce you all to my fiancée.»
Lạnh quá,mai đi học và đi làm,mọi người mặc ấm nhé
Sleep well

Mai em học ca 2h30'' nhé. Àh thế mai lớp mình có đi uống cafe không vậy?

ui, đọc hết những gì của chị viết em đây cũng .. bội thực vì tiếng anh mất, không biết lúc bên em yêu còn nói được "tiếng em" nữa không vì lúc nào cũng được chị Thuỳ cho ăn món "tiếng Anh", tội nghiệp mình quá.
Nhưng dù sao cũng cảm ơn nhưng bài viết tâm huyết của chị. Thank chị very nhiều. .