People often talk about guarantee. There are two famous English sentences in the world. They have the same number of words but there is no guarantee about both of them. Do you have any idea?
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Spasibo Olga! Send me the friend request. I am changing pingo to bing. I will wait for it. Thanks for your correction. If you have noticed, one or two of the members got the first sentence, but could not get the second one. Thanks again Olga.
"GOOD LUCK!" :)
Terima kasih banyak mod. Onee Chan! I have just been telling Loma about it. One member mentioned the first one. Believe me, you use it yourself and it is very dear to you. I think now everything is clear. Thanks again for being so honest.
No I havent ..would like to tell us plx?
Thanks, Loma, Fizzy asked me about the clues a week ago. I said one of the course are mentioned by one of the commentators. Thanks again for commenting.
u are most welcome sir
May be; "Can you guarantee that?" or, "I can't guarantee that"... There are many, Dara 😊
Nasilsin Ulug Evsen. I agree with you, there are many sentences, but these two are always in the mouth and they are very dear to you. I mean one of them is very dear to you One of the commentators answered the first one. My friend Fizzy is asking for clues and I gave him this one. I guess now, it is easy to point to it. Sorry for my late reply and thanks for your attempt.
I think one of the sentences must be the question "How are you?" We use it as a greeting all the time.
Quite right Bev Anne! One of the sentences had been mentioned by one of the commentators. You like this sentence a lot. As a matter of fact, we all like it. I think by now one or two of the members can get it out.
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