Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, one by one.
Charles MacKay (1814-1889) Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds
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French, Thai
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Two plus two still makes four.
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How's everything? I've been trying to get access to this site, but always failed to. I don't know why--maybe something wrong with my computer or the Internet service agents. But, eventually and thankfully, I managed to get in here by a Proxy. I'm so glad to be here again and hope everything will be back on track again.
BTW, I can see my blog 'Native English speakers's blog', but can't see all the comments. I think you probably know why and tell me where I could retrieve them. Many thanks!
Please see more comments to my blog 'Native English Speakers's Blog'! Incidentally, love is in the air. I'll take this opportunity to wish you a very happy Valentine's Day!!!
I have just run through your ebook English Prepositions List--which is complete, really helpful. Great job! Prepositions sometimes are recognized as 'small words', but it's by no means an easy job to use them correctly--even though we have learned all the basic rules about them. Actually, I've done the quiz to see how well I am at using them. Here I have a question for you, relating to the prepositions 'from' and 'by':
1. blogs from native speakers
2. blogs by native speakers
Both possible and OK? What's the difference in meaning?
Many thanks!
Hope chat with you.
Please tell me mistake that I make. Thank you!
Have a nice day!
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