First case happened when a lady asked for my help with a job application (online). I asked her if she knew how to use a computer and she said yes. Everything was going fine so I leave her alone for a min and when I come back I see under the field "e-mail address" she was typing her domicile address. So I get her to sign up with yahoo mail.
the other case was a woman (sounds like she is in her 40's and is a native english speaker) said she wanted the forms of "to be". She then added that she was following some rule, that said, "the adjutive must be followed by a form of "to be." What is "to be?" I decided to keep it simple and conjugated the present tense of "to be".
Me and a cw were lamenting the school system in the US. I catted, "she might have thought "to be" was conjugated as 'I is, you is...'"
the other case was a woman (sounds like she is in her 40's and is a native english speaker) said she wanted the forms of "to be". She then added that she was following some rule, that said, "the adjutive must be followed by a form of "to be." What is "to be?" I decided to keep it simple and conjugated the present tense of "to be".
Me and a cw were lamenting the school system in the US. I catted, "she might have thought "to be" was conjugated as 'I is, you is...'"
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