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c00ldodo said:
I wasn't talking to you..
Divalicious, you can keep all the impressions you want because as far as I know, I won't be applying for a job under you or anything of that sort to soonDivalicious said:An argument without a reason = epic fail. Unless you can give a reason why acorns wont be accepted, I'll be keeping 2 impressions about you. 1- You fail at debating. 2-A person who fails at debating is definitely not the one to have his opinion considered true.Aahmsil said:Erm Divalicious, it's nuts and fruits or nut and fruit or however you want to put it down.
But definitely NOT acorns
He wont ask about something clearly mentioned in the question above it.
He mentioned acorns, I'm not coming up with stuff. And If it's not acorns when the Mark Scheme is available I'll transfer 100 USD to you through paypal lol. Deal?
Arguments or statements? Who cares if you knew what I was talking about. And wow good job you can search and copy definitions.Aahmsil said:Divalicious, you can keep all the impressions you want because as far as I know, I won't be applying for a job under you or anything of that sort to soon
Furthermore, what I made was a statement, not an argument.
An argument is defined as: A fact or statement used to support a proposition; a reason.
Source: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/argument
Since I didn't give a reason, it therefore cannot be termed, an 'argument'.
Moreover I wouldn't mind re-phrasing what I'd already said.
Acorns might be considered but a more logical answer would be nut(s).
Reason, you ask ?
Firstly, the word; 'acorn', is quite specific in the context, as it refers to a particular taxon of tree.
The word 'nut' on the other hand is quite 'broad objective' and if I recall correct, the prompt on the question paper was:
Types of trees grown: _____________________________________ (or something similar at least)
[Don't hesitate correcting me if I'm wrong here]
But one thing which nags me is this sentence which you included in your previous post; 'He wont ask about something clearly mentioned in the question above it.'
Would you mind elaborating ?
By the way, I did enjoy our little argument (it has now effectively become an argument) and yes, deal !!!
Cheers !!! :good:
So, you're saying 'nuts' and 'acorns' ?!?!?!?!?! :Search:Divalicious said:Arguments or statements? Who cares if you knew what I was talking about. And wow good job you can search and copy definitions.Aahmsil said:Divalicious, you can keep all the impressions you want because as far as I know, I won't be applying for a job under you or anything of that sort to soon
Furthermore, what I made was a statement, not an argument.
An argument is defined as: A fact or statement used to support a proposition; a reason.
Source: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/argument
Since I didn't give a reason, it therefore cannot be termed, an 'argument'.
Moreover I wouldn't mind re-phrasing what I'd already said.
Acorns might be considered but a more logical answer would be nut(s).
Reason, you ask ?
Firstly, the word; 'acorn', is quite specific in the context, as it refers to a particular taxon of tree.
The word 'nut' on the other hand is quite 'broad objective' and if I recall correct, the prompt on the question paper was:
Types of trees grown: _____________________________________ (or something similar at least)
[Don't hesitate correcting me if I'm wrong here]
But one thing which nags me is this sentence which you included in your previous post; 'He wont ask about something clearly mentioned in the question above it.'
Would you mind elaborating ?
By the way, I did enjoy our little argument (it has now effectively become an argument) and yes, deal !!!
Cheers !!! :good:
And he asked about 2 types of trees, and I didn't say nuts would replace acorns, but it would be better to say than 'fruits'.
And that was what I was referring to, in the line above it, it already said tree were planted in the orchard for fruits..
c00ldodo said:
lol at the nooobDivalicious said:
Well I already made my point, but it's of no use arguing with a kid.c00ldodo said:
Aahmsil said:Divalicious, you can keep all the impressions you want because as far as I know, I won't be applying for a job under you or anything of that sort to soonDivalicious said:An argument without a reason = epic fail. Unless you can give a reason why acorns wont be accepted, I'll be keeping 2 impressions about you. 1- You fail at debating. 2-A person who fails at debating is definitely not the one to have his opinion considered true.Aahmsil said:Erm Divalicious, it's nuts and fruits or nut and fruit or however you want to put it down.
But definitely NOT acorns
He wont ask about something clearly mentioned in the question above it.
He mentioned acorns, I'm not coming up with stuff. And If it's not acorns when the Mark Scheme is available I'll transfer 100 USD to you through paypal lol. Deal?
Furthermore, what I made was a statement, not an argument.
An argument is defined as: A fact or statement used to support a proposition; a reason.
Source: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/argument
Since I didn't give a reason, it therefore cannot be termed, an 'argument'.
Moreover I wouldn't mind re-phrasing what I'd already said.
Acorns might be considered but a more logical answer would be nut(s).
Reason, you ask ?
Firstly, the word; 'acorn', is quite specific in the context, as it refers to a particular taxon of tree.
The word 'nut' on the other hand is quite 'broad objective' and if I recall correct, the prompt on the question paper was:
Types of trees grown: _____________________________________ (or something similar at least)
[Don't hesitate correcting me if I'm wrong here]
But one thing which nags me is this sentence which you included in your previous post; 'He wont ask about something clearly mentioned in the question above it.'
Would you mind elaborating ?
By the way, I did enjoy our little argument (it has now effectively become an argument) and yes, deal !!!
Cheers !!! :good:
saftey and helpXenarra said:Hey,
Not to get in on the fight or anything, i'd say the answer was nuts and fruits (maybe i want it to be right coz i wrote it) bacause they dude said that pigs eat the acorns off of the ground, wait thats a right answer too...yeah so they all three are right.
I wanted to know if the camel caravan answer was "safety and help" or "safety and health". coz i heard both.
BR,
Xenarra
Cz .. Its against the rules of CIE and XPF !! So that's why you can't !!basselsllw21 said:
cheesww said:GUYS NO OFFENCE BUT SERIOUSLY GO GET A JOB.....FIGHTING OVER AN ANSWER !
YU SHULDVE DONE WHT I DID ND JUST LEFT IT!
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