02-04-2012, 01:47 AM
Awesome!
(sorry 'merican i'm now an England lover UK UK UK!)
time for another question typical from a French dude :
As a French speaking guy, I'm always tempted to give gender to thing and object. Like if I want to say '' I'm going to push that flag away '' I do it this way : '' I'm going to push him away ''
BUT
The RULES tend to say that I should say '' I'm going to push it away. ''
I'm pretty sure the it is the way, but why? And can I say him or will it alarm your English Common sense?
thanks!
(sorry 'merican i'm now an England lover UK UK UK!)
time for another question typical from a French dude :
As a French speaking guy, I'm always tempted to give gender to thing and object. Like if I want to say '' I'm going to push that flag away '' I do it this way : '' I'm going to push him away ''
BUT
The RULES tend to say that I should say '' I'm going to push it away. ''
I'm pretty sure the it is the way, but why? And can I say him or will it alarm your English Common sense?
thanks!
hum.. any chess player?
hook me up on chess.com : my nickname is LeIsatis!
hook me up on chess.com : my nickname is LeIsatis!