質問3) Imagine if you will an, or for those crafty people among you just go get an, empty pickle jar. ここの 「for those crafty people among you just go get an」ってどう言う意味なんでしょうか? go getってアメリカンイングリッシュで go and getって意味を表してるんですか?
go getってアメリカンイングリッシュで go and getって意味を表してるんです。
an empty pickle jar と言おうとして,
an と言ってしまった後,
or for those crafty people among you とゆうのを挿入してしまったの。
だから, 最初の続きの文に戻って,
an empty pickle jar と言ったの。
だから, この文を正しく表記するには,
Imagine if you will, an, or for those crafty people among you,
just go get an empty pickle jar.
とする。
意味はソッチで調べて。
Imagine if you will an, or for those crafty people among you just go get an, empty pickle jar. Big pickle jar, you could fit at least three of the largest pickles you’ve ever imagined inside of it. For those of you who don’t like pickles, I apologize, feel free to substitute the words “pancake jar” for “pickle jar” as needed.
1.)"an" modies singular nouns.
* a + singular noun beginning with a consonant: There is a Boy in my class.
* an + singular noun beginning with a vowel(a,e,i,o, or u): I saw an Elephant
As always there are some exceptions to the general rule, so the following example might be a little confusing.
a + singular noun beginning with a consonant sound: a user (user is pronounced yoo-ser)
2.)"a" and "an" also modify adjetives in the same way
*I had a Bad dream
* this is an Interesting topic
3.)Lastly, "an" can be used to show membership in a group
*I am a member of the team
*I am an american
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also, Kazu- neither/nor usually go together, so you would say "i have neither a father nor a mother" however, most english speakers say "i have neither a mother or a father" - this is wrong
both/and act in a similar way "i'll have both eggs and bacon for breakfast"
either/or You can have either the red one or the black one.
Thank you for very kindness comments.
I am sorry that I was late to reply.
>Katie
Are you confused '' The pickle jar theory'' ?
Ok,I can show you the whole sentences.
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/pickle
have a look and fun. lol
>keith
I didn't know that you always say "an hour" instead of "a hour." Thanks
I hope that someone answer questions for me when I ask questions next time.