Fuck Yeah!

[Lord Vutulaki]

and Burnley is a horrible town with shitty people. Wouldn't shed a tear if it got nuked, except for the kids who aren't to blame for their parents godawful choice of places to live.

if I had the wings of an eagle, and I had the ass of a crow, I'd fly over Burnley tomorrow, and shit on the bastards below

Yeah I guessed the Brit accent by the vid title but can you place the American accent? I like most US accents but that one shits me.

 

[GSPTrainingInAPool]

Dats wussup mate!! I have yet to master that god forsaken language and it's dee onlee 1 i no

 

[Jehannum]

Yeah I guessed the Brit accent by the vid title but can you place the American accent? I like most US accents but that one shits me.

nah no clue.

the accent of that first women is pretty much how the entire cast of Emmerdale sound, which is based in Yorkshire. just further highlights how shitty Burnley is and that it should be given to Yorkshire to preserve Lancashire's reputation as having the best accents in the north.

 

[Jehannum]

when I was a kid I actually knew a guy who ran over some Burnley FC fans after a row in a pub, and killed one of them.

as horrible as that was, at least it's one less Burnley fan.

 

[Lord Vutulaki]

nah no clue.

the accent of that first women is pretty much how the entire cast of Emmerdale sound, which is based in Yorkshire. just further highlights how shitty Burnley is and that it should be given to Yorkshire to preserve Lancashire's reputation as having the best accents in the north.

The whole of Britain is a pretty shit place though eh? look at the buildings, weather, inhabitants etc You must get depressed as fuck living there man, no one should live like that. The whole country has this Soviet Industrial Zone outlook to it.

 

[Jehannum]

The whole of Britain is a pretty shit place though eh? look at the buildings, weather, inhabitants etc You must get depressed as fuck living there man, no one should live like that. The whole country has this Soviet Industrial Zone outlook to it.

I live on the south east coast around Brighton and Hove, it's alright

I'm a bit of a ginge so hotter climates don't suit me at all, plus I don't wanna have skin like leather by the time I reach my 40s.

 

[Lord Vutulaki]

I live on the south east coast around Brighton and Hove, it's alright

I'm a bit of a ginge so hotter climates don't suit me at all, plus I don't wanna have skin like leather by the time I reach my 40s.

Can you show us how the middle class lives in London?

 

[Jehannum]

Can you show us how the middle class lives in London?

ain't been to London since ... I went to get my passport 14+yrs ago haha

previous time before that was very early 90s to go see Blackburn at the old Wembley stadium.

I agree though that England is a depressing shithole. This is dated but still applies really (linked a song with it in, easier to find)

 

[Punch]

Congrats @Galt!

 

[Sweets]

Yeah I guessed the Brit accent by the vid title but can you place the American accent? I like most US accents but that one shits me.

Wisconsin.

 

[Kingtony87]

Congrats brother

 

[Wild]

Congrats @Galt. Happy for you sir.

 

[HEATH VON DOOM]

I would keep the nightly dog fights quiet for awhile.

 

[Disciplined Galt]

What is the age range of the students at your new school?

Not trying to be cheeky, just genuinely curious.

Seems like I'll be responsible for M-1 that's first year of high school so they're about 13 years old. I've taught students ranging from age 4-65. I prefer high school and university.

 

[Limpy]

fuck yeah

 

[lookoutawhale]

congrats man! hope everything goes smooth.

 

[Disciplined Galt]

Pumped for it. Been living paycheck to paycheck since January. Even gonna cut down on my drinking.

 

[Splinty]

Challenge accepted. Explain the concept of exceptional case marking (ECM) in some English verbs.

For example: I need her to call me. Why is the subject of a non finite clause an object pronoun?

Take your time.

Maybe I'll bring back rainbows.

 

[member 3289]

Maybe I'll bring back rainbows.

The sentence I posted is an example of exceptional case marking because the subject of the dependent clause is an object pronoun.

This is caused by the verb need, even though the object pronoun her is not the direct object of the verb need, as it IS in the example below:

I need her.

Not all English verbs are ECM verbs, as we can also see below, where the subject of the dependent clause is the subject pronoun she (not the object pronoun her):

I suggest that she call me.

So in the original example I need her to call me, the case marking of she-->her, caused by the ECM verb need, is exceptional because even though she is not the object of the verb need, the object pronoun her is still used.

- an Anglo

 

[Disciplined Galt]

The sentence I posted is an example of exceptional case marking because the subject of the dependent clause is an object pronoun.

This is caused by the verb need, even though the object pronoun her is not the direct object of the verb need, as it IS in the example below:

I need her.

Not all English verbs are ECM verbs, as we can also see below, where the subject of the dependent clause is the subject pronoun she (not the object pronoun her):

I suggest that she call me.

So in the original example I need her to call me, the case marking of she-->her, caused by the ECM verb need, is exceptional because even though she is not the object of the verb need, the object pronoun her is still used.

- an Anglo

lol this is the kind of shit I used to do with me M-1 gifted class.
Fact of the matter is that no one gives a fuck about your rules. As a swamp dweller you ought to know this.

 

[Splinty]

The sentence I posted is an example of exceptional case marking because the subject of the dependent clause is an object pronoun.

This is caused by the verb need, even though the object pronoun her is not the direct object of the verb need, as it IS in the example below:

I need her.

Not all English verbs are ECM verbs, as we can also see below, where the subject of the dependent clause is the subject pronoun she (not the object pronoun her):

I suggest that she call me.

So in the original example I need her to call me, the case marking of she-->her, caused by the ECM verb need, is exceptional because even though she is not the object of the verb need, the object pronoun her is still used.

- an Anglo

 

[member 3289]

lol this is the kind of shit I used to do with me M-1 gifted class.
Fact of the matter is that no one gives a fuck about your rules. As a swamp dweller you ought to know this.

ECM verbs are a complex topic that an English teacher doesn't need to understand to be able to teach the language. Unless a person has taken a post-graduate course in English syntax, it is unlikely he/she has ever heard of it.

But you cannot teach the language better than I can. Apology accepted.

 

[Disciplined Galt]

ECM verbs are a complex topic that an English teacher doesn't need to understand to be able to teach the language. Unless a person has taken a post-graduate course in English syntax, it is unlikely he/she has ever heard of it.

But you cannot teach the language better than I can. Apology accepted.

Hah, I'm sure your English is better than mine, if it's not, you should be ashamed. Have you ever taught a class in any subject?

 

[Ghost Bro]

Seems like I'll be responsible for M-1 that's first year of high school so they're about 13 years old. I've taught students ranging from age 4-65. I prefer high school and university.

A year or so of this and with this experience you probably could.

 

[member 3289]

Hah, I'm sure your English is better than mine, if it's not, you should be ashamed. Have you ever taught a class in any subject?

I have but I'm just busting your balls. Keep fighting midgets and try not to get stabbed in the face again