Est-ce que Le Mouron rouge est encore lu en France ? et en Angleterre ?
J'adorais ces histoires quand j'étais ado mais je sais pas si je pourrais les relire maintenant.
"They seek him here, they seek him there,
Those Frenchies seek him everywhere.
Is he in Heaven, is he in Hell,
That damn'd, elusive Pimpernel?"
Cheers,
Glenys
Bonsoir Mary,
Delighted to know you're doing all the hard work on understanding GIT because I know when you've sussed it out, you'll provide a delightfully clear updated doc all the rest of us real dummies will understand too.
And when you've done that, you can explain how to use the command line in three easy steps.
In principle, I agree with Tim Hunt:
<quote>One of the things I believe about education is that anyone can learn anything if they have the inclination and are able to invest the necessary time and effort. Congratulations for demonstrating that Mary.</quote>
But I also love it when other people do the hard stuff and economise my time and effort.
I don't know how to use GIT .. yet, but thanks to Visvanath's link to "Tech Talk: Linus Torvalds on git" I feel I understand its purpose and why its a great innovation.
Cheers,
Glenys
I confirm that Joseph not only writes but speaks excellent British English - though not with the same accent as you, Mary.
I can't do much either, but I went and voted for the issue in the tracker. I notice one of the guys, Yanus Iaculov, is also always there when I log on to Using Moodle.
Hi Don,
Are Stan's suggestions OK for you?
In fact, all browsers allow you to drag-and-drop words from one place to another as I did in this exercise: Pronunciation of the -ed ending - 1
But I actually think Stan's suggestion of using drop down is better and have redone the exercises that way here: Pronunciation of the -ed ending - 1
Cheers,
Glenys